Can't publish anything for some reason
For some reason, I can't seem to publish anything, no matter how simple or complicated. I have published a few scores in the past with no issues, but it's just not working for me. Over the course of three days, I've restarted my computer a lot, but nothing is publishing at all. All I get is a message saying that the score could not get published, as seen in the attachment. Is this happening to anyone else?
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I experience the same problem…
@drol_kcud
When you go here:
https://musescore.org/en/user/4750846
...and click on "Scores" to view your scores, are they accessible?
In reply to @drol_kcud When you go here:… by Jm6stringer
No it says that I'm banned, but I'm not sure why...?
In reply to No it says that I'm banned,… by drol_kcud
The reason is "... violation of Community Guidelines".
This may be because you are not the author of a published score, for example...
In reply to The reason is "... violation… by HildeK
So I do have one score that is not my original writing, but in the "music notes" section, I added links that tell where I got the original music from. However, I'm not super sure as to how to cite that information correctly; I'm only in middle school so I haven't really learned a lot about copyright and plagiarism and such.
If you're curious, the link to the score is https://musescore.com/user/62947810/scores/13160617. Maybe leave a comment to tell how?
In reply to So I do have one score that… by drol_kcud
I don't think that score is the reason for the ban.
Contact support@musescore.com to find out.
In reply to I don't think that score is… by Jojo-Schmitz
Ok thanks
In reply to So I do have one score that… by drol_kcud
You don't need to be the author or the copyright holder to upload scores legally. If MuseScore have a licensing agreement with the copyright holder then your arrangement can be made public. If not then it can still be uploaded but only (legally) as private.
MuseScore will send you an email when they privatise one of your scores. If you leave it private then there's no problem but you should not switch it to public.
To help with this process and with score searching you should enter the score title and composer in the appropriate box when you upload a score.
In reply to You don't need to be the… by yonah_ag
I don't recall ever having gotten such emails, but some of my scores have been taken down (i.e.: made private), with a copyright claim
In reply to I don't recall ever having… by Jojo-Schmitz
I just got an email saying that my account got reactivated, and it's working fine now.
In reply to I don't recall ever having… by Jojo-Schmitz
It's bern a while so I could well be mistaken. It might have been a notification on .com or even just came to my attention on re-visting the score.
In reply to It's a while so I could well… by yonah_ag
IIRC only the latter