 My name is Susan Hewitt, and I'm one of the three people who started the Loved Art article. What's a Loved Art? A Loved Art. Loved Art? A Loved Art? The dart that Cupid shoots a person with. When we started Loved Art, there were three of us that created the first draft of it. Never before, really, in the history of humanity, if so many people come together on a volunteer basis to build an extraordinary resource like this that everybody can use. So you just write freely, and then your work is edited and improved by the other people who are working on it. A Loved Art, it is actually a dart, like a little arrow, that some land snails and slugs make inside their body. And they use it before mating. Each snail or slug tries to stab the other one with a Loved Art. Oh, my God. So that's how it happens. Because Cupid is a story from ancient Greece. There might be a real parallel between Cupid and his Loved Arts and the snails and their Loved Arts. I like Wikipedia a lot. I'm a big fan. I love Wikipedia. When I meet other Wikipedians, inside them, there's this light that comes from building this extraordinary structure of knowledge. I'm not a believer in ignorance's bliss. I think the other way around, knowledge is power. So I think Wikipedia is a very, very powerful asset for the world. It doesn't matter what your area of specialized knowledge, there's a use for it on Wikipedia.