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Would love to try this, I mean, absolutely love! But there's no mention of cost anywhere, and the link to the TOS is dead. So I'm not signing up just yet.

• gierschv 11y ago
  For now it's completely free for the individual accounts (education accounts have a small fee: https://flat.io/edu/pricing https://flat.io/edu/pricing). The individual ToS are available here: https://flat.io/legal/tos-individual https://flat.io/legal/tos-individual
  • gnud 11y ago
    Just found the TOS while browsing. The link under "sign up" (leading to https://flat.io/legal https://flat.io/legal) was the one I referred to as broken. (...) you grant us a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free and perpetual licence to use, copy, reproduce, distribute, adapt, re-format, modify, publish, translate, licence, sub-licence, and exploit the User Content anywhere and in any form for the purposes of providing our Service (...) Yeah, I'm sticking to Lilypond, thanks.
    • gierschv 11y ago
      @gnud Thanks for the link, we will fix this shortly. This part of the ToS applies to the public & shared content that can be accessible by everyone on the internet ;-)
      • gnud 11y ago
        No, it specifically applies to 'music, sounds, text or information that you make available or create ("User Content")'. I understand that's not how you use it just now. But that's what it says.
      • etjossem 11y ago
        As written, it applies to the "music, sounds, text or information that you make available or create whilst using the Service" and gives Flat a "worldwide, nonexclusive, royalty-free and perpetual licence to use, copy, reproduce, distribute, adapt, reformat, modify, publish, translate, licence, sub-licence, and exploit the User Content anywhere and in any form." [1] I can see why artists might be a little concerned about this. [1] https://flat.io/legal/individual-terms-of-service.pdf https://flat.io/legal/individual-terms-of-service.pdf
        • gierschv 11y ago
          We will update them in next few days / weeks to be more precise about private and non-shared content. This actually more apply to public content (e.g. you can see on "popular" pages).
          • etjossem 11y ago
            Nice to hear, cool.