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Yes, MuseScore has taken insane threatening stance to everyone who tries to defy them. Just by having the browser extension without actually using it got me a v
by ElusiveOwl 6y ago
Yes, MuseScore has taken insane threatening stance to everyone who tries to defy them. Just by having the browser extension without actually using it got me a very menacing message from musescore about "being reported to law enforcement". I believe this is very unprofessional and is mostly made to scare people rather than act as an actual warning or message. They could have said that due to the abuse of such extensions they will block the site access until you turn them off like with adblock. But no they have to say you are getting your ass handed to law enforcement. I wonder who will give any attention to a student just having a publicly available browser extension aimed to view and download music sheets based on previously publicly available museScore APIs.
- kzrdude 6y agoThe developer site that documents the API seems to be down now, however. As I understand it, musescore.org and musescore.com are related in name only, or what's the closer connection? Does musescore.com sponsor MuseScore (app) development?
- kzrdude 6y agoMore fun: https://musescore.com/groups/improving-musescore-com/discuss/5080007 https://musescore.com/groups/improving-musescore-com/discuss... Composers don't have an option to assert their own copyright, and musescore.com declares that their work is "PD". It could be seen as uploading to musescore is an implicit grant of PD status.