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A '''persistent identifier''' (PID) is a long-lived name for a digital object—such as a DOI, Handle, ARK, or ORCID iD—that is intended to remain stable even when storage locations change. PIDs are resolved through registries that update target URLs, reducing [[Link rot]] compared with raw filenames on personal sites. ==Encyclopedic use== Citing a DOI for a paper or dataset is usually more durable than citing a publisher HTML page alone. PIDs complement, rather than replace, [[Web archiving]] of open web resources that lack formal identifiers. ==See also== * [[Citation]] * [[Cool URI]] * [[Reference rot]] ==Sources== * DOI Foundation and ARK Alliance documentation. * Scholarly-communication primers on PIDs. [[Category:Standards]] [[Category:Sources]] [[Category:Concepts]]
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