What does "Authority" in CRAAP refer to?

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"Authority" in the CRAAP criteria refers to the credibility and expertise of the author or source of the information. It is important to consider whether the author is qualified to write on the topic, whether the source is reputable, and whether the information is supported by evidence or references.

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