Selected Public Signs and Slogans — English and Chinese (Taipei)

Selected public signs and slogans from the Taipei City bilingual vocabulary dataset. Original publisher: Taipei City Government Secretariat; source agencies and dates are retained in individual source citations. Dataset 121526, frozen snapshot retrieved 2026-11-07. Source page: https://data.gov.tw/dataset/121526. Original download: https://data.taipei/api/dataset/c31fa872-d375-47a7-bb78-a61c41ae481b/resource/8c878a31-87ff-4c54-b21b-0003a23392b6/download. Source service: https://bilingual.gov.taipei/Default.aspx. Snapshot SHA-256: db2fa1d32b683febea81a947c39a3ad18fe36d8546b47bc1923ccae4d83259b5. Original license: Taiwan Open Government Data License v1.0, https://data.gov.tw/license. Section 4(2) permits CC BY 4.0 use. Attribution: Taipei City Government Secretariat, 2026, Taipei bilingual vocabulary; original data released under the Taiwan Open Government Data License v1.0. This collection is the complete retained selection for original source category '標示、標語', containing 1705 concept groups. It is not the complete dataset. The preparation excluded 156 source rows for ambiguity or validation; those originals remain in a separate review file. Collection boundaries follow the original category, independent of upload chunks; smaller complete categories remain separately identifiable. An empty original category is disclosed as unclassified rather than given an inferred subject. Original term spelling, source row IDs, bureau, category and original publication date are retained. Terms are paired only as in the source row; no existing concepts are merged or linked. No translation or definition is invented. English uses en and Chinese uses generic zh because source BCP 47 tags were not supplied. The vocabulary concerns Taipei municipal jurisdiction and may include historical agency, place or service names. Source-derived selections are published with owner authorization and ongoing semantic review; inclusion does not claim endorsement or institutional authorization.

Curator: Ethan Lin