What happens to public scores when membership expires?

• Nov 18, 2015 - 01:53

Hi,

I'm considering getting a Pro account so that I can upload more public scores. However, I would like to know what happens to my public scores when the membership expires.

Suppose I get a pro account and upload 10 public scores. When I lose the account, what happens to the public scores? I can envision the following possibilities; which is the correct scenario, or is it something in between?
1) All scores remain public and downloadable. All scores remain editable, but I cannot upload any more public scores.
2) All scores remain public and downloadable, but only the most recent 5 can still be edited. I cannot upload any more public scores.
3) Only the most recent 5 remain public and downloadable, and they are all editable. I cannot upload any more public scores.

Thanks!
Jason


Comments

None of the 3. It's not about public/private scores. It's about your ability to see more than the last 5 scores you posted.

As a pro you can upload and update as many scores you want private or public. The public ones will be visible, the private will not.
When your pro account expires or if you are not pro. You will only see the last 5 scores you posted, public or private. So if you have 3 public, 2 private in these last 5 scores, only the 3 public ones will be visible to the public. You will be able to edit/update the 5 scores but not the other ones. If you upload a new score via MuseScore music notation software (File > Save online), the score will be added on top of the 5 scores and so the 6th one will be hidden. Via File > Save online you can upload as many scores you want, only the last 5 ones will be visible by you or other people (if they are public)

If you're in this situation, where your Pro account expired, is it possible to choose which 5 scores you want to display? I could just remove one and upload again, but then I would lose the comments, views, and favorites on my score.

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