Wikipedia has a neutral point of view.

Wikipedia articles should document and explain the major points of view in a balanced and impartial manner. Just the facts! Don't:

• debate or attempt to persuade readers,
• share personal experiences or opinions, or
• share your own analysis of the information you find.

Of course, facts aren’t always clear cut. Some articles might have to describe multiple points of view. In those cases, present each view accurately, with context.

Anything you add to an article should be based on a published source of information, and you should always cite that information when you include it. (We'll cover the mechanisms of adding citations in an article later on!).