Suggestion: Rebranding MuseScore

Here are two things that happen fairly frequently: First, the topic of music notation software comes up, and I enthusiastically recommend MuseScore. Second, they follow up with me a little while later in total confusion, or ask me if it's worth upgrading their membership, or ask me for help with the mobile app, or... you get the idea. And I apologize for the confusion and explain that the software they want is available at musescore.org, not musescore.com.

As I said, this happens a lot. It's kind of irritating, but more than that, I feel genuinely bad for the people who waste time going down the wrong path. (I'm curious if I'm the only person who comes across this, or if my experience is similar to others.) I've come to the conclusion that it might be worth rethinking the way MuseScore is branded so as to avoid confusion.

So here's my suggestion: I'd highly recommend rebranding (i.e., changing the name and the website) for either of the MuseScore programs—either the notation software or the score-sharing platform. That way, people who are looking for one are more likely to find what they're looking for rather than the one they're not. I'm not saying they shouldn't be connected or "related," just that there could be a change made in the branding to more clearly distinguish between the two programs. My humble suggestion would be to keep the notation software as is, but rebrand the score-sharing platform (I'm not the best at this type of thing, but I don't think MuseShare has a bad ring to it), but the important thing is that the people looking for one find what they want quickly, easily, and with no confusion.

I know this is a big suggestion, and the sort of thing that is likely to ruffle some feathers, but at the very least, I think it warrants further discussion and consideration. Thanks.