I like it!

[starrylizard]

For whatever reason, genre shows tend to have a life beyond the screen. The amazing thing about genre fans is that they take ownership of a series, create their fanfics, their compilation vids, debate lore amongst themselves, come to panels etc. Genre fans tend to be a creative and inquisitive bunch, so in a pretty unique way - if you’re lucky enough to create a genre show that fans embrace, and we’ll have to wait and see if we fall in that category - your stuff will mutate and expand and be out there in the universe beyond the ways you yourself have created. It’s trippy and fun and what i love as a writer AND a viewer of this stuff. Yeah, I’m the starting point: I created something in my head. But it ceases to be a one man show the moment you’re in development: then there’s the writers, actors, producers, directors, crew, network, website/motion comic peeps etc, creating something new. …and now, it’s finally over to those fans who choose to feel some sort of ownership of the world and make it their own.
~Lost Girl Creator and Writer Michelle Lovretta from this interview.

I love that she's embracing fandom from the beginning. Very cool!