make an members only subforum for music
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Re: make an members only subforum for music
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Re: make an members only subforum for music
Lopen sounds a lot like laufen meaning run in German. I wish that was a word that had carried over when English was being being formed back in the day. Ich yetst lopen..hahaha oh gosh...I like Dutch. It's cool.
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Re: make an members only subforum for music
About the access to the 'rehearsal room' (? ) ... I think it's good when someone who is registering himself shouldn't have immediately access to the hidden forum part... Then someone can quickly register and copy some stuff....
Better to give a member access after he/she has posted for example a minimum of 5 posts.
And an other idea is to let people accept a form with some statements about copyrights.
- Use the content only for private usage. You're now allowed to spread or copy things from this forum part.
Better to give a member access after he/she has posted for example a minimum of 5 posts.
And an other idea is to let people accept a form with some statements about copyrights.
- Use the content only for private usage. You're now allowed to spread or copy things from this forum part.
Re: make an members only subforum for music
Nathan and others, what do you think of it??studio32 wrote:About the access to the 'rehearsal room' (? ) ... I think it's good when someone who is registering himself shouldn't have immediately access to the hidden forum part... Then someone can quickly register and copy some stuff....
Better to give a member access after he/she has posted for example a minimum of 5 posts.
And an other idea is to let people accept a form with some statements about copyrights.
- Use the content only for private usage. You're now allowed to spread or copy things from this forum part.
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I think this is fine. There's already a notice on the forum page with the special rules. I will create a group that people may request to join, and they'll have to have a minimum of 5 posts.
Re: make an members only subforum for music
Ok. where can we find it, that notice on the forum page with the special rules? And how do people know that there is such a part and can make a request to join it?nathan wrote:I think this is fine. There's already a notice on the forum page with the special rules. I will create a group that people may request to join, and they'll have to have a minimum of 5 posts.
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At the top of Rehearsal Room you should see this in red:
Forum rules
Any musical works in this forum are private and copyrighted by their respective owners. You may not copy, distribute, or create derivative works without the composer's explicit permission.
We could either address in the posting guidelines, or we could possibly extend the forum description to include instruction/explanation. What do you think?studio32 wrote:how do people know that there is such a part and can make a request to join it?
Re: make an members only subforum for music
Yes I saw that part and I think it good!
I think you should add the information of the 'members only' forum in the forum guidelines and also in the information for new glad you're here forum...
I think you should add the information of the 'members only' forum in the forum guidelines and also in the information for new glad you're here forum...
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Re: make an members only subforum for music
It's not quite clear that it's required to request access, or how to submit this request .nathan wrote:I will create a group that people may request to join, and they'll have to have a minimum of 5 posts.
Re: make an members only subforum for music
And does new people know what you mean by 'Rehearsal room'? Don't think so....nathan wrote:Okay, I added instructions to the About section:
http://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=523
As suggested before, a message in the 'new glad you're here' forum part would make those things also clear for newbies, cause I don't think many people will check the 'about' forum part...
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Edit to post in the "About" section:studio32 wrote: And does new people know what you mean by 'Rehearsal room'? Don't think so....
The Rehearsal Room is a special forum for established members to share their music with each other in not-so-public, trusting environment.
Please note in the "New" section:studio32 wrote:I don't think many people will check the 'about' forum part..
Hopefully people will take that advice seriously, 'cause they'll want to check out the Forum Posting Guidelines, etc.First, head on over to the About Linux Musicians section.
Nevertheless, added to the "Essential" post:
There are links to instructions regarding The Rehearsal Room in that post now.We encourage you to share your music with us in the Original Scores & Recordings forum! Once you've posted a few times, feel free to join The Rehearsal Room as well.