What Exactly is Considered Offensive in Musescore?
I am working on a song and I would like to add some lyrics. I do not want them to be offensive and I would like to follow all rules and community guidelines. Unfortunately, the community guidelines are too vague for me. I would like to be told what is okay and what is not okay.
Some things we can pretty much universally agree on as offensive or not, but others are not so much. For example, is the topic of death and disease too much or not. While it is not targeting anyone, I would like to check with this community first. Here are a few of the lyric lines that I would like to see if it crosses the boundaries:
"The tortured mutated fellow then breaks out of his cage..."
"The potent disease consumes the scientists and they rot down to the floor."
Please forgive me if I am crossing the boundaries. Another question I have is are doom-metal lyrics deemed bad by this community? Thank you.
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Community guidelines are a trace, the lawful, or the politically correct, are subject to variables related to different factors. I think it's a question to ask at .com. That's where you'll probably share them and get comments.
In reply to Community guidelines are a… by Shoichi
May you give me the link to where I may ask this question? Thank you.
At the bottom of this page, there is a link that says Guidelines. You can find them there.
In reply to At the bottom of this page,… by mike320
Well, I am not specifically targeting anyone, nor am I being rude.
In reply to Well, I am not specifically… by Wild Daisy
See: https://musescore.org/en/node/277874
If you want to share a score and you doubt it might be offensive I think you should ask at .com eg.: https://musescore.com/groups/improving-musescore-com?from=sheetmusic
(Sorry I'm not clear, but I don't speak English)
I think you've already seen: https://musescore.com/community-guidelines
In reply to Well, I am not specifically… by Wild Daisy
The guidelines are not people they are here which is where the guidelines link at the bottom of the page takes you.