Wikidata:Property proposal/DLSite person ID

‎DLSite person ID

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Description	identifier for this person at DLSite
Represents	DLsite (Q11196047)
Data type	External identifier
Domain	human (Q5)
Example 1	Yukiyo Fujii (Q11622668)→藤井ゆきよ (NSFW)
Example 2	Izumi Ban'ya (Q22123911)→和泉万夜 (NSFW)
Example 3	Shigeo Hamashima (Q9097409)→はましま薫夫 (NSFW)
Number of IDs in source	Unknown
Expected completeness	always incomplete (Q21873886)
Implied notability	Wikidata property for an identifier that does not imply notability (Q62589320)
Formatter URL	https://www.dlsite.com/maniax/fsr/=/keyword_creater/"$1"
Applicable "stated in"-value	DLsite (Q11196047)
Type constraint – instance of	human (Q5)
Single-value constraint	yes
Distinct-values constraint	yes
Wikidata project	WikiProject Video games (Q8485882), WikiProject Music (Q5830855), WikiProject Anime and manga (Q7098843)

Motivation

DLSite is a Japanese digital distribution platform dedicated to doujinshi video games, manga and albums. This would help with our coverage of mangaka, illustrators, video game writers and seiyū. --Trade (talk) 01:20, 19 November 2025 (UTC)[reply]

Discussion

Support Jotamide (talk) 17:44, 20 November 2025 (UTC)[reply]
Conditional support I believe DLsite has neither made particular efforts to maintain orthodox notation nor created authority indexes for these "keyword_creater"; it looks like working as the tag query. This mechanism works only because, in most cases, the keywords consist of kanji and kana that do not produce multiple notation variants. I'd like the issue of whether notation variants always use only one form (the preferred situation), or allow a finite number of acceptable variants (the unpreferred but acceptable situation, as booru tag (P13390) does) when the keyword contains symbols, to be investigated.
Besides, for the three examples given, it's equivalent to name in native language (P1559) or to what should be created but isn't yet. This identifier may overlap with name in native language (P1559) for individuals and native label (P1705) for organizations.