0c-ime-data 0.0.git20261101-1

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Description	dictionary data for the 0c-ime Zhuyin input method This package contains the compiled dictionary used by 0c-ime and the list that pairs it with the neural models.
Maintainer	Kevin Watt <k@funmula.com>
Changed By	Kevin Watt <k@funmula.com>
Sponsor	ajqlee@debian.org
Distribution	unstable
Architecture	all
VCS	git: https://salsa.debian.org/kevinwatt/0c-ime-data.git (browse)
Closes	#1152746
Tracker	https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/0c-ime-data
Uploaded	3 hours ago

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Date	Sun, 01 Nov 2026 21:30:00 +0800
Source	0c-ime-data
Version	0.0.git20261101-1
Changed-By	Kevin Watt <k@funmula.com>
Architecture	source all
Distribution	unstable

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0c-ime-data (0.0.git20261101-1) unstable; urgency=medium
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   * Initial release. (Closes: #1152746)

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Component	main
Package-List	0c-ime-data deb utils optional arch=all
Section	utils
Priority	optional

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Comment: The binary package has the dictionary compiled from these files, with
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Files: data/lexicon/corrections.tsv
data/lexicon/reachability.tsv
data/lexicon/rejected.tsv
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data/lexicon/chars.tsv
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Ministry of the Interior, Taiwan (內政部)
Department of Statistics, Ministry of Education, Taiwan (教育部統計處)
National Health Insurance Administration, Taiwan (衛生福利部中央健康保險署)
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data/sources/licenses/0c_collect-ns.txt
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data/sources/licenses/curated.txt
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Files: data/english/esdb.tsv
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Files: data/lm/bigram/*
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Files: data/lm/bigram/zhwiki.tsv
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政府資料開放授權條款－第1版
中華民國104年7月27日訂定
為便利民眾共享及應用政府資料、促進及活化政府資料應用、結合民間創意提升政府資料品質及價值、優化政府服務品質，訂定本條款。
一、定義
(一)資料提供機關：指將職權範圍內取得或作成之各類電子資料，透過本條款釋出予公眾之政府機關（構）、公營事業機構、公立學校及行政法人。
(二)使用者：指依本條款規定取得開放資料，並對其利用之自然人、法人或團體，包括依本條款授權使用者再轉授權利用之人或團體。
(三)開放資料：指資料提供機關擁有完整著作財產權，或經授權得再轉授權第三人利用之資料，並以公開、可修改，且無不必要技術限制之格式提供者，包括但不限於下列著作：
1. 編輯著作：選擇、編排具有創作性，而可受著作權法保護之資料庫或其他結構化資料組合。
2. 素材：指開放資料集合物中，其他可受著作權法保護之獨立著作。
(四)衍生物：指依本條款所提供之開放資料，進行後續重製、改作、編輯或為其他方式利用之修改物。
(五)資訊：指不受著作權法保護之純粹紀錄，並隨同開放資料一併提供者。前揭資訊除本條款授與權利之規定外，比照有關開放資料之規定辦理。
二、授與權利
(一)各機關所提供之開放資料，授權使用者不限目的、時間及地域、非專屬、不可撤回、免授權金進行利用，利用之方式包括重製、散布、公開傳輸、公開播送、公開口述、公開上映、公開演出、編輯、改作，包括但不限於開發各種產品或服務型態之衍生物。
(二)使用者得再轉授權他人為前項之利用。
(三)使用者依本條款規定利用開放資料，無須另行取得各資料提供機關之書面或其他方式授權。
(四)本條款之授權範圍不包括專利權及商標權。
三、課予義務
(一)使用者利用依本條款提供之開放資料，視為同意遵守本條款之各項規定，並應以尊重第三人著作人格權之方式利用之。
(二)使用者利用依本條款提供之開放資料，及後續之衍生物，應以符合附件所示「顯名聲明」要求之方式，明確標示原資料提供機關之相關聲明；未盡顯名標示義務者，視為自始未取得開放資料之授權。
四、版本更新及授權轉換
(一)本條款如有修正，依舊條款提供之開放資料，於新條款公告時，使用者得選擇採用新條款利用。但原資料提供機關，於提供開放資料時，已訂明其使用之特定版本條款者，不在此限。
(二)本條款與「創用CC授權 姓名標示 4.0 國際版本」相容，使用者依本條款利用開放資料，如後續以「創用CC授權 姓名標示 4.0 國際版本」規定之方式利用，視為符合本條款之規定。
五、停止提供
有下列情形之一者，各資料提供機關得停止全部或一部開放資料之提供，使用者不得向資料提供機關請求任何賠償或補償：
1. 因情事變更或其他正當事由，致各資料提供機關評估繼續提供該開放資料供公眾使用，已不符合公共利益之要求。
2. 所提供之開放資料，有侵害第三人智慧財產權、隱私權或其他法律上利益之虞。
六、免責聲明
(一)依本條款提供之開放資料，不構成任何資料提供機關申述、保證或暗示其推薦、同意、許可或核准之意思表示；各資料提供機關僅於知悉其所提供之開放資料有錯誤或遺漏時，負修正及補充之責。
(二)使用者利用依本條款提供之開放資料，受有損害或損失，或致第三人受有損害或損失，而遭求償者，除法令另有規定外，各資料提供機關不負任何賠償或補償之責。
(三)使用者利用依本條款提供之開放資料，因故意或過失，致資料提供機關遭受損害，或第三人因此向資料提供機關請求賠償損害，使用者應對各機關負賠償責任。
七、準據法
本條款之解釋、效力、履行及其他未盡事宜，以中華民國法律為準據法。
附件：顯名聲明
提供機關／單位 [年份] [開放資料釋出名稱與版本號]
此開放資料依政府資料開放授權條款 (Open Government Data License) 進行公眾釋出，使用者於遵守本條款各項規定之前提下，得利用之。
政府資料開放授權條款：https://data.gov.tw/license

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DFSG NEW review for 0c-ime-data version 0.0.git20261101-1

Summary

Licensing is DFSG-compliant and debian/copyright is accurate: No
Packaging is of good quality: Yes
Issues: 0 blocker, 1 important, 1 minor
debian/watch: version 5
debian/copyright: machine-readable
Scan before the review: 2 found

Licensing

Every licence in the tree is free and DFSG-compliant (AGPL-3 for the project's own files, CC-BY-SA-4.0, CC-BY-4.0, Expat/MIT, Apache-2.0, OGDL-Taiwan-1.0, SCOWL), all 41 upstream files are matched by a Files: stanza, every short name used has a stand-alone License paragraph, and the licences combined in the binary (share-alike data plus permissive data) are compatible. debian/copyright is accurate except that it records, in a Comment, that the McBopomofo phrase data was simplified from libtabe's tsi.src under BSD, yet carries no libtabe copyright notice or BSD licence text anywhere, and it points at a licence file (internal/simplified/opencc/LICENSE) that exists only in the 0c-ime source.

Packaging

Small, coherent packaging for a data package: debhelper 14 with the dh sequencer, one Architecture: all binary, a build script that checks its output against data/dictionary.lock.json and fails on any drift, debian/clean for the build tree, no patches, no maintainer scripts, README.source and gbp.conf matching the DEP-14/Vcs layout, and an sbuild-safe Build-Depends (python3:any, 0c-ime-tools from the 0c-ime upload now in NEW). The only untidy detail is a stale cross-source path in a copyright licence paragraph, reported under licensing.

Issues

important licensing 1. No BSD notice or holder for the libtabe tsi.src material that debian/copyright says the McBopomofo phrase data derives from ◂

Files: debian/copyright:37-50, data/sources/ledger.tsv:9, data/pipeline/fetch.sh:8
Basis: inferred from what was read, not seen directly
Evidence: ledger.tsv:9: MIT yes Copyright (c) 2011-2026 Mengjuei Hsieh et al.；BPMFMappings 最初簡化自 libtabe 的 tsi.src（BSD）; debian/copyright, words.tsv Comment: McBopomofo's BPMFMappings were originally simplified from libtabe's tsi.src (BSD).
Problem: Rows with origin mcbopomofo in data/lexicon/words.tsv and chars.tsv come from McBopomofo's BPMFMappings, which the package's own ledger says derives from libtabe's tsi.src under BSD. BSD requires the copyright and permission notice to be reproduced in source and binary redistributions, but no libtabe holder, no BSD licence text and no data/sources/licenses/ entry for it exist anywhere in the tree; the Licence lists for those two stanzas (CC-BY-SA-4.0 and Expat and OGDL-Taiwan-1.0) omit it, and the binary's NOTICE.txt is generated only from data/sources/licenses/, so the binary ships the material without the notice. Policy 12.5 requires the copyright and licence of every file to be stated.
Fix: Add the libtabe copyright notice and its BSD terms as a stand-alone License: paragraph (e.g. License: libtabe-BSD) in debian/copyright, name the holder in the Copyright list, add the licence to the data/lexicon/words.tsv/chars.tsv stanzas, and add a matching data/sources/licenses/*.txt (or extend the mcbopomofo one) so the notice also reaches the compiled NOTICE.txt.

minor licensing 2. License: Apache-2.0 points at internal/simplified/opencc/LICENSE, a path that does not exist in this source package ◂

Files: debian/copyright:1150-1153
Basis: checked, in the package or with a reference tool
Evidence: On Debian systems, the full text of the Apache License, Version 2.0 can be found in /usr/share/common-licenses/Apache-2.0. The full text is also in internal/simplified/opencc/LICENSE.
Problem: The tree has no internal/ directory; that file belongs to the 0c-ime source (ledger.tsv:20 places OpenCC there). The pointer is therefore wrong for this package, though the licence requirement itself is met by /usr/share/common-licenses/Apache-2.0 and by data/sources/licenses/opencc.txt.
Fix: Drop the second sentence, or point it at data/sources/licenses/opencc.txt.

Verified ◂

Full inventory read: 41 upstream files (pairing.lock.json, LICENSES/ 2, data/ with README.md, dictionary.lock.json, lm/unigram.tsv, lm/bigram/ 4, curation/ 1, english/ 5, lexicon/ 5, pipeline/fetch.sh, sources/ 3, sources/licenses/ 16). Each is matched by exactly one debian/copyright Files stanza (Files: * as catch-all, later stanzas overriding); no file is left uncovered. .pc/ and debian/cargo-checksum.json ignored as instructed.
Prescan wording hits are dictionary data, not licence terms: data/english/esdb.tsv:47466 (noncommercial, noncommittally, ...) and data/english/esdb.tsv:64788 (shareware, shark, ...) are three-column spelling entries (word<TAB>size<TAB>no_suggest) from the SCOWL word list.
Prescan holders Benjamin Titze (data/english/LICENSE.txt:46) and Princeton University (data/english/LICENSE.txt:89) are conditional parts of the SCOWL licence (=== AU, === UKACD, === WordNet); none applies to what is shipped: esdb.tsv is pure ASCII with size levels 35-60 only (checked by grep for \t(70|80|95)\t and for non-ASCII, no matches), built with spellings A,B,Z per data/english/README.md, so neither the AU/D codes nor the larger than 80 word list condition is met. The licence text naming them is reproduced verbatim in the stand-alone License: SCOWL paragraph (debian/copyright:1193-1297).
data/english/source.json:8 'special credit Alan Beale (12dicts / ENABLE2K)' is a credit, not a copyright holder: LICENSE.txt says both sources are in the Public Domain and that Beale 'deserves special credit'. Kevin Atkinson, the actual holder, is named in the data/english stanza.
Mengjuei Hsieh et al. is named (mcbopomofo stanzas, Copyright: 2011-2026); data/sources/licenses/mcbopomofo.txt and mcbopomofo-rare.txt are the Expat text with that holder, matching License: Expat.
Licence evidence cross-checked against the stanzas: mcbopomofo (Expat), cns11643/moi-/moe-schools/nhi-hospitals/gov-agencies (OGDL-Taiwan-1.0 text reproduced in full, including its attribution appendix), cc-cedict and zhwiki (CC-BY-SA-4.0), chewing-v4 (CC-BY-4.0), opencc (Apache-2.0 full text in data/sources/licenses/opencc.txt), LICENSES/.txt (Creative Commons Corporation), data/english (SCOWL). words.tsv lists CC-BY-SA-4.0, Expat and OGDL-Taiwan-1.0 and its origin column contains only cc-cedict/mcbopomofo/curated and the OGDL name sources, so the list is complete apart from the libtabe item reported.
Licences are free: OGDL-Taiwan-1.0 grants unrestricted, irrevocable, royalty-free use including adaptation with attribution; SCOWL permits use, modification, distribution and sale with the notice retained; no non-commercial, no-modification or field-of-use clause anywhere in the tree.
No source files are built artefacts: the dictionary is compiled at build time by debian/build-dictionary from the TSV inputs and checked against data/dictionary.lock.json; data/lm/bigram/*.tsv are the statistics themselves (preferred form for modification), not compiled output, and their checksums are pinned in data/sources/bigram.lock.json.
Sampled rather than read in full: the six files over 4 MiB (data/english/esdb.tsv 82000 lines, data/lm/unigram.tsv and the four data/lm/bigram/*.tsv, up to 571 MB each) were checked at their headers, their first lines and their recorded sizes/checksums in the lock files, not line by line.
Packaging: debhelper-compat 14 with plain dh $@, so ${misc:Depends} in control is unnecessary and its absence is not a fault; there is nothing in debian/tmp for dh_missing (compat 14 fails on missing files) to complain about, since debian/install takes debian/dictionary/* and pairing.lock.json directly; debian/clean removes debian/dictionary/; no patches, no maintainer scripts, no debian/not-installed needed.
Standards-Version 4.7.4 against Policy 4.7.4.1 (policy tool): first two components match, not an issue. Changelog version 0.0.git20261101-1, unstable, initial release closing #1152746, date matches a Sunday.
Build-Depends 0c-ime-tools is not in the archive yet but is built by source 0c-ime 0.2.8-1 in NEW (apt-cache tool), so it is satisfiable and not a fault; python3:any is the right form for a build script run as /usr/bin/python3.
debian/README.source, gbp.conf (DEP-14, debian/sid, pristine-tar) and salsa-ci.yml are consistent with the tree: no VCS workflow or CI step contradicts rules/install, and lrc.config only silences two licencecheck name mappings and one false positive.
uscan found the packaged version as the newest upstream release (upstream 0.0.git20261101, packaged 0.0.git20261101).
Every pointer of debian/copyright to /usr/share/common-licenses names a file that is there (Apache-2.0).

Not confirmed ◂

The ledger's chewing-v4 licence CC-BY-4.0 (data/sources/licenses/chewing-v4.txt) could not be checked against libchewing-data itself; the libchewing project is otherwise LGPL-2.1, so if the chewing_v4 arpa files are in fact LGPL rather than CC-BY-4.0 the holder/licence for data/lm/bigram/chewing-v4.tsv and the unigram column would need restating. A copy of upstream's licence statement would settle it.
The provenance of the 0c_collect corpus (news articles and PTT posts, per data/sources/ledger.tsv:5-7) cannot be verified from the package; the package's own assertion that only frequencies and word-pair statistics, not article text, are licensed CC-BY-SA-4.0 is taken at face value.
The libtabe BSD variant and its copyright holder are not named anywhere in the package, so the exact short name and holder to add for issue 1 must come from MBopomofo's or libtabe's own tree.

Proposed changes ◂

None.

Uploader's response to the LLM review

Waiting for the uploader's response until 2026-11-02 21:15 UTC, because the review found serious issues.

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