Key Wikipedia Principles
Wikipedia is built on the principles of Verifiability, Neutral Point of View, and No Original Research. The goal is not to establish "truth," but to accurately reflect information published in reliable sources.
DA ≠ Reliability
The Domain Authority (DA) score is an SEO metric and is not a measure of reliability for Wikipedia. Sources with a high DA (e.g., Daily Mail, DA 94) can be deprecated due to sensationalism and poor fact-checking.