Wikidata:Property proposal/The Boardr profile ID
The Boardr profile ID edit
Originally proposed at Wikidata:Property proposal/Sports
| Description | identifier for a skateboarder or sport cyclist on The Boardr |
|---|---|
| Represents | The Boardr (Q99544974) |
| Data type | External identifier |
| Allowed values | [1-9]\d+ |
| Example 1 | Jordyn Barratt (Q62140694) → 6212 |
| Example 2 | Sky Brown (Q47513624) → 28691 |
| Example 3 | Tony Hawk (Q295020) → 1006 |
| Example 4 | Kyonosuke Yamashita (Q99546067) → 29493 |
| Source | https://theboardr.com/skaters (also https://theboardr.com/bmxevents/rankings for BMX) |
| Planned use | cataloging skaters |
| Number of IDs in source | 25,605 total skaters, 12,790 ranked skaters (unclear if that includes cyclists) |
| Expected completeness | always incomplete (Q21873886) |
| Formatter URL | https://theboardr.com/profile/$1/_ |
Motivation edit
It would appear that I was wrong when I said that SPoT skater ID (P8634) was the only significant skateboarders database. Curiously, a lot of the identifiers in The Boardr are the same as in SPoT (e.g. Tony Hawk is 1006/1006, Elissa Steamer is 351/351). I'm guessing that at some point, The Boardr's database was made by forking the SPoT database — apparently both of The Boardr's founders previously worked at SPoT so that makes sense. The sites do not appear to be sharing data anymore though, as newer skaters will have differing IDs (e.g. Kyonosuke Yamashita is 8981/29493) –IagoQnsi (talk) 20:18, 23 September 2020 (UTC)
Discussion edit
Support--Trade (talk) 13:00, 16 October 2020 (UTC)
