![]() ![]() MusicBrainz is dedicated to the Open Source software development model, and thus the server and client libraries are available under the GPL (GNU General Public License) and LGPL (GNU Lesser General Public License), respectively. We invite you to contribute your talents to the development of MusicBrainz. Who else is contributing? See our donors and sponsors.Where has it gone? See our transparent finances.To send money, please head to over to this dedicated page on the MetaBrainz web site. This includes paying for ongoing expenses like hosting, hardware, maintaining a modest office, and perhaps even a pittance to those working on the project. Your donations will be used to help cover the operating costs of the MusicBrainz project. All of your donations will be tax-deductible in the United States you will receive a receipt to use with your taxes. The MetaBrainz Foundation is a 501.(c).3 tax-exempt non-profit based in California that operates the MusicBrainz project. If you feel that MusicBrainz is a worthwhile effort, please consider contributing money to the MetaBrainz Foundation. There is also a list of voting suggestions. Reviewing and voting is important to ensure data entered into MusicBrainz is correct.Ĭheck out Introduction to Editing and Introduction to Voting for more information, or go straight to the open edits or edit search to find edits to review. MusicBrainz editors then have the opportunity to make sure that changes are correct and in accordance with our style guidelines, and to vote or comment. Reviewing DataĮach change that is made to the database is entered into the MusicBrainz editing system. There are reports that deal with specific data maintenance tasks. You can also subscribe to Artists, Labels, and other editors in to keep yourself apprised of changes and to vote on changes. If you spot mistakes, missing data, or duplications in the database, then please use the Edit, Delete and Merge links on the relevant pages. To help maintain data, use the search page to find data to review. Improvements can take the form of correcting mistakes, or updates as new information becomes available, style guidelines are changed or are added to, or new server features are implemented. While new data is important to MusicBrainz, existing data can always be improved. Use MusicBrainz for Android to submit barcodes, ratings, and tags. ![]()
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