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Entity role in content — the full vocabulary
This page is generated. Do not edit it by hand — run
scripts/atlas-vocab.py.
There are 13 registered values and nothing in use outside them.
Where it is stored: content_entity.role — 20,752 rows carry a value.
Worth knowing: Stored under the name role on the mention junction.
How the registry and the data line up: 5 of the 13 registered values appear in the data, and nothing appears that is not registered.
What this axis answers
— no definition written yet.
The values
| Value | Stored as | In use | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|
| Owner / Publisher | owner | 14,149 | The brand whose channel published this content (ownership; equals is_primary). |
| Mentioned | mentioned | 3,021 | A company named or referenced without being subject, partner, or competitor. |
| Partner | partner | 2,440 | A co-brand/partner where the partnership itself is the story (non-owner). |
| Customer | customer | 1,009 | A customer/user featured as the subject of a customer-story or case study (non-owner). |
| Competitor | competitor | 133 | A competing brand referenced for comparison (non-owner). |
| Primary Subject | primary_subject | — | — |
| Production Credit | production_credit | — | — |
| Talent | talent | — | — |
| Storyline Element | storyline_element | — | — |
| Demonstration Tool | demonstration_tool | — | — |
| Incidental | incidental | — | — |
| Background | background | — | — |
| Sponsor | sponsor | — | — |
Registered, never used
8 of the 13 registered values have never been written to a row. For a young axis that is expected; for an old one it is a question worth asking.
primary_subject, production_credit, talent, storyline_element, demonstration_tool, incidental, background, sponsor
Retired values
Kept here on purpose: rows classified before a value was retired still carry it, so a reader who meets one needs somewhere to look it up.
| Value | In use | What it meant |
|---|---|---|
test_value | 0 | — |
How complete this page is
Of 13 registered values, 5 carry a written definition (38%) and 0 carry tagging rules (0%). Every number on this page was counted from the live database when the page was generated — none is stored, and none was typed by hand.
Where to look next
- What this is FOR, in plain language — the Entities chapter.
- Every other vocabulary — the vocabulary index.
- What is still undecided about it — the open questions.
- The exact tables and columns — the data reference.