 The traditional way of recognizing good work on Wikipedia is by awarding barn stars. In wiki communities, barn raising, when a community actively comes together for some specific goal, is a central value, so much so that it's often synonymous with the creation of a wiki's community. And so the barn star, a kind of traditional decoration that adorns a barn, is a symbol of appreciation for valuable contributions to a wiki. We give barn stars to each other to say, thanks for all your hard work. You've really made Wikipedia better. It's easy to give someone a barn star using wiki love. Just go to their user page and then click the heart icon. This user, after a little false start, kept at it and created a really interesting article on an ecology concept. And it ended up getting nominated to appear on Wikipedia's main page in the Did You Know section. So I'm going to give them a barn star to say thanks and well done. I select barn star from the wiki love menu and I'll stick with the original barn star. There are all kinds of special barn stars for different kinds of work. And then I'll put in my message and press preview and then press send wiki love. And now a new section will appear at the bottom of their user talk page. With the barn star I just awarded. If you see good work on Wikipedia, don't be shy. Give a barn star.