Abstract
The world of scientific literature is changing all the time. ADS receives information from various sources on a daily basis and ingests this content into its bibliographic collection. Much of the literature is not being published in traditional journals and the ADS includes these items also. In our quest for our content to be as complete as possible, we rely on the astronomy community, and in particular the astronomy library community, to keep us aware of new sources of scholarly content. We will share our current list of sources and include ideas for our community to contribute to and to enhance the ADS collection.
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