1 cited runs of 30,032 observed answer runs.
Machine Relations IndexCitation rate0.00% Days observed1/159 Engine breadth1 ConfidenceCollecting
Source domain profile · Editorial publication
The Daily Dot in the Machine Relations Index
dailydot.com appeared as a cited source in 1 of 30,032 monitored answer runs (0.00%) from 2026-05-10 to 2026-10-22.
Days cited and days observed in the current release window.
perplexity. This is an observed-engine list, not a per-engine rate.
MRI confidence is not an Answer-Source Fidelity grade.
Standing
Population ranks from the public release
- Public standing
- collecting · 0.00% across 1/30,032 observed runs
- Full universe
- Producer rank unavailable
- Source role population
- Producer rank unavailable
- Evidence-qualified source role
- Producer rank unavailable
Segment evidence
Observed category and question-shape rows
Segment rates use the exact category/question-shape denominator. Collecting rows show sample progress only; null or missing rates are not rendered as 0%.
| Category | Question shape | State | Cited runs | Observed runs | Run dates | Rate | Rank population | Badge |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Consumer Products | Problem-first research | Published | 1 | 250 | 11 | 0.40% | #184 of 337 | Badge |
Published segments: 1. Collecting segments: 0.
Citation record
One cited run
dailydot.com has been cited in one monitored answer run, on September 29, 2026, by Perplexity, in answers to Consumer Products / Problem-first research questions. Other sources cited for Consumer Products questions are on the Consumer Products sources page.
Peers
Nearest sources on Consumer Products / Problem-first research
The Daily Dot holds its best segment rank, #184 of 337, in Consumer Products / Problem-first research, at 0.40%. 195 sources on that leaderboard share that rate, and their order inside the tie is not a measured difference. Listed here: the nearest sources cited more and less often than it, and the sources beside it that share this best segment. Full leaderboard.
| Rank | Source | Source role | Segment citation rate | Against this source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #101 of 337 | Ecohomeedit.com | Other observed source | 0.80% | +0.40 pts |
| #102 of 337 | Energy.gov.au | Other observed source | 0.80% | +0.40 pts |
| #103 of 337 | Farmersalmanac.com | Other observed source | 0.80% | +0.40 pts |
| #104 of 337 | Feedinglittles.com | Other observed source | 0.80% | +0.40 pts |
| #105 of 337 | Foodrevolution.org | Other observed source | 0.80% | +0.40 pts |
| #106 of 337 | Freshpet.com | Other observed source | 0.80% | +0.40 pts |
| #183 of 337 | Dailycruncher.com | Other observed source | 0.40% | Same rate |
| #187 of 337 | Dogsaustralia.org.au | Other observed source | 0.40% | Same rate |
Release and boundary
How to cite this profile
The Daily Dot (dailydot.com), 0.00% citation rate, 1 of 30,032 monitored answer runs, 2026-05-10 to 2026-10-22, mri_score_v2.1, mri_score_v2.1+2026-10-22+ceab08a3b958, https://machinerelations.ai/index/domains/dailydot.com.
Release mri_score_v2.1+2026-10-22+ceab08a3b958; methodology mri_score_v2.1; generated 2026-10-22; window 2026-05-10 to 2026-10-22; artifact ceab08a3b958.
The public dataset reports citation rates, rankings, and evidence counts. It excludes internal query identifiers, raw cited URLs, and answer-engine provider payloads. MRI measures observed root-domain citations in monitored prompts, not all AI answers, recommendation quality, web traffic or commercial performance. A citation is not source support.
The Daily Dot on AuthorityTech’s publication intelligence, part of the AuthorityTech publication intelligence projection, is a downstream practitioner projection. It is not source evidence, citation provenance, or sameAs identity for the neutral dataset.
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