If you press the (i) icon next to music files you bought using the UbuntuOne Music Store there is a large, orange "Publish" button. With that button you can make the file publicly available. Sharing music is illegal.
We wouldn't want Canonical to be sued for serving as a platform for illegal music sharing, so I would suggest to prohibit publishing media files bought via UbuntuOne. At the moment the Publish button does seem to work, but when you follow the URL you get a 404 error.
Maybe it would be good to built in an exception for music files with metadata indicating its licensed under a Creative Commons license right away in case such files get added in future iterations of the music store.
If you press the (i) icon next to music files you bought using the UbuntuOne Music Store there is a large, orange "Publish" button. With that button you can make the file publicly available. Sharing music is illegal.
We wouldn't want Canonical to be sued for serving as a platform for illegal music sharing, so I would suggest to prohibit publishing media files bought via UbuntuOne. At the moment the Publish button does seem to work, but when you follow the URL you get a 404 error.
Maybe it would be good to built in an exception for music files with metadata indicating its licensed under a Creative Commons license right away in case such files get added in future iterations of the music store.