Why do content creators need to do this? Particularly if they are experts and live off the trust in their experience. I am very happy if someone publishes somet

Why do content creators need to do this? Particularly if they are experts and live off the trust in their experience. I am very happy if someone publishes something and states there goals an claims, so someone else can verify them independently. If it is not working they would risk reputation. If a few publisher's really check accessibility against relevant end users and verify that this works it is much better, than any kind of scores that often overlook important usability/accessibility issues. a11y Checkers are OK like any linter but I think we should not overdo this. That something has a higher score does not translate to better overall a11y.