Johan Temmerman

> Agreed. I'm not okay with me putting my arrangements I worked hard to score onto the website if they are going to make people pay for it while I'm...

> is posting sheet music to musescore _really_ publishing? I can't imagine posting a mscz file to the musescore platform being the same thing as publishing your sheet music on...

@Mabinogi-delight > That's why the entire copyright law thing is BS. I don't disagree, but I also don't think MuseScore is to blame for the current law. Especially when they've...

While I applaud your efforts and persistence, you should at least direct some of that effort to getting your facts straight. The MuseScore code is dual licensed and all contributors...

musescore.org/cla

And indeed, everyone since the public launch in 2008 has signed it

Correct, and it shows you the previous version of the CLA; your point being?

Before github there was sourceforge and a lot smaller team of contributors; all of which have signed the CLA when it came into existence.

Of course, because the version made public is the GPL licensed version of the code.. That *is* how dual licensing works.. If you want to see the other version, feel...

And all of this thus brings me again to my opening statement. You love telling that MuseScore isn't doing their research on what they can legally enforce of you. But...