Terms of Service

SetList (“SetList”, “we”, “us”) is operated by [OPERATOR NAME]. You can reach us at [CONTACT EMAIL].

These terms apply to everyone who uses SetList:

• venue owners, who pay for a venue at a SetList Terminal;
• DJs, who stream through a venue’s station;
• everyone else who uses a SetList board, tip jar or terminal in Second Life, such as listeners, tippers and alert subscribers.

The Privacy Policy and the Refund Policy are part of these terms. Where a section only applies to owners or to DJs, it says so.

You accept these terms when you pay at a SetList Terminal, open a SetList dashboard link, or use a SetList board or tip jar. Every terminal shows this line:

Paying means you accept the SetList terms: setlist.lofimonster.com/legal/terms

If you don’t agree, don’t pay and don’t use the service.

You must be allowed to use Second Life under Linden Lab’s terms, and old enough where you live to make this agreement. The avatar that pays for a venue is its owner, and that is the avatar we deal with about the venue.

SetList is an independent service. It is not made, endorsed or supported by Linden Lab. Second Life is a trademark of Linden Research, Inc.

Using SetList does not replace Linden Lab’s rules. You must also follow the Second Life Terms of Service and Community Standards, including on your land and in what your venue plays.

Linden dollars (L$) are Linden Lab’s virtual currency and are governed by Linden Lab’s terms. Every price, refund and limit in these terms is stated in L$. We make no claim about what L$ are worth outside Second Life.

Each paid venue gets:

• its own radio station on our server. Stations run on AzuraCast, open-source broadcasting software that we use without modification;
• a streaming login for each DJ the owner adds;
• AutoDJ, which plays music the owner uploads (up to 50 MB per file) when no DJ is live;
• a lineup (schedule) in Second Life Time;
• an in-world board and tip jar, delivered as a venue kit;
• IM alerts to avatars who opt in at the board, and optional Discord alerts if the owner adds a Discord webhook;
• owner and DJ dashboards, opened with one-time links from in-world. There are no passwords.

Stream quality, listener and storage limits are listed on the pricing page. We may improve, change or add features over time.

SetList costs L$400 for 1 week, L$1,600 for 4 weeks or L$4,800 for 12 weeks. You pay at a SetList Terminal in Second Life. The terminal only accepts these amounts. Any other amount is refunded automatically.

• Prepaid. Your first payment creates your venue. Later payments add weeks to it. If your venue is running or in grace, the new weeks start where your paid time ends. If it is paused, they start when you pay.
• No automatic renewal. We never charge you for the service unless you pay at a terminal. If you stop paying, your venue lapses as described in When paid time runs out.
• Reminders. We send reminders 3 days and 1 day before your paid time ends. They arrive as an IM from your SetList board, so you need a board rezzed to get them. Reminders are a courtesy: a missed reminder does not extend your time.
• Price changes. We may change prices. A new price applies only to payments made after it takes effect, and we announce it on the pricing page at least 14 days[DRAFT] before. Time you have already paid for is never re-priced.

Refunds are covered by the Refund Policy.

1. Grace (3 days). Your stream keeps running and the board shows a renewal warning.
2. Paused. If you haven’t paid by the end of grace, your station is switched off and the stream stops. Your settings, DJs, lineup and music are kept. Pay at a terminal and the venue comes back with its setup. The new weeks start when you pay.
3. Deleted (30 days after the pause). If you still haven’t paid, we delete the venue’s station and uploaded music, its DJs and their logins, its lineup, its alert subscribers, its login links and its Discord webhook, and we remove tippers’ names and avatar keys from its tip records. Payment and tip records we keep for accounting are described in the Privacy Policy.

Deleted data cannot be recovered. A payment after deletion starts a new venue from scratch. Keep your own copies of the music you upload.

Venue owners

• Keep your one-time links private. Anyone who has an unused link can open your dashboard with it. Setup links last 24 hours and login links 15 minutes, and each one works once.
• You choose your DJs and you are responsible for what is played at your venue, live or on AutoDJ.
• You are responsible for your land, your club rules and your arrangements with your DJs, including how tips are split and any pay.

DJs

• Your streaming login is for you alone. Don’t share it.
• Stream only what you have the rights to (see Music and content rights).
• The venue owner controls your access. They can add or remove you, and can limit your logins to your scheduled sets.

Venue owners and DJs are solely responsible for having every right and licence needed for everything they upload to SetList or stream through it, including any licence needed to broadcast it to the public.

SetList is a hosting and technical service. We don’t choose, check or approve what is played, and we don’t provide or pay for music licences.

You keep whatever rights you have in what you upload. You give us permission to store, copy, convert and stream it, only to run your venue’s station and only while the venue exists.

Don’t upload or stream anything illegal, or anything that breaks the Second Life Terms of Service or Community Standards.

We may remove any file, cut a live stream or suspend a venue if we receive a valid notice about it, or if we believe it breaks these terms or the law. We tell the owner what we removed and why, unless the law or an urgent risk stops us.

If you believe something on SetList infringes your copyright, send a notice to [CONTACT EMAIL] with:

• your name and how to contact you;
• the work you believe is infringed;
• where it is on SetList: the venue name and the track name, or the date and time (SLT) it was streamed live;
• a statement that you believe in good faith that the use is not authorised by the rights holder or the law;
• a statement that your notice is accurate and that you are the rights holder or authorised to act for them, signed with your name.

We act on complete notices promptly, usually by removing the file or stopping the stream, and we tell the venue owner. If the owner believes the removal was a mistake, they can reply to us with their reasons, and we may restore the content unless the rights holder tells us they have started legal action.

Repeat infringers. When a venue or a DJ is the subject of 2[DRAFT] valid notices within 12 months[DRAFT], we close that venue or remove that DJ’s access. In serious cases we may act after one notice. A venue closed for infringement is not refunded.

• The tip jar belongs to the venue owner. Tips paid into it go to the owner’s L$ balance.
• When a DJ is on deck, SetList’s script pays the DJ their share of each tip from the owner’s balance, using the debit permission the owner grants to the jar. The share is the percentage the owner sets, rounded down to a whole L$. The venue keeps the rest.
• On AutoDJ, when the owner is on deck, or when the DJ can’t be identified, the venue keeps the whole tip.
• SetList never receives or holds tip money and takes no cut of tips.
• The debit permission lets the jar’s script pay L$ out of the owner’s balance. The script only uses it to pay DJ shares, never pays out more than the tip it received, and never pays the same tip twice. Granting it is the owner’s choice. Without it, tips stay with the owner.
• If the jar can’t reach SetList, the tip stays with the owner and the DJ is not paid automatically. Settling that is up to the owner and the DJ.

Tips are voluntary gifts to the venue and the DJ. SetList can’t refund tips and is not part of any disagreement between owners, DJs and tippers about them. The owner’s tip history can help settle one.

Go-live alerts go by IM only to avatars who chose “Alerts on” at a venue’s board. “Alerts off” stops them. SetList uses no bots and sends no group notices.

Discord alerts are sent only if the owner adds a Discord webhook. They post to the owner’s channel, and Discord’s own terms apply there.

SetList terminals, boards and tip jars, and the scripts in them, remain ours. We give owners copies to use with their own venue, while the venue exists. They are no-modify and no-transfer.

We may send newer versions through the SetList Courier. Older versions may stop working, and we may disable an object that is misused.

• Use SetList to break the law, the Second Life Terms of Service or the Community Standards.
• Upload or stream content you don’t have the rights to.
• Use song requests, alerts or any other feature to harass or spam people.
• Try to read, copy, change or reverse-engineer SetList scripts, extract their keys, or send fake requests to our server.
• Attack, overload or probe the service, or try to get into another venue’s dashboard, station or data.
• Share, sell or resell access to SetList, a dashboard or a streaming login.

You can stop at any time by not paying again. You can also ask us to delete your venue early. Either way, paid time is not refunded except as set out in the Refund Policy.

We may pause or close a venue, or block an avatar from SetList, without refund, if:

• you break these terms;
• we receive valid copyright notices about the venue (see Copyright notices);
• Linden Lab or the law requires it;
• it is needed to protect the service, other venues or other people.

We tell you why, unless the law stops us.

If we stop offering SetList altogether, we give at least 30 days’[DRAFT] notice where we can, and refund the unused whole weeks of every venue in L$[DRAFT].

We run SetList on a best-effort basis. We don’t promise any level of uptime, and we don’t promise that the stream, the board, alerts or the dashboards will always work or be free of errors.

The service needs maintenance from time to time. We try to do planned work outside busy club hours and to tell owners in advance when we can.

SetList depends on things we don’t control, including Second Life itself (regions, scripts, HTTP requests, media and L$ transfers), our hosting provider, and each DJ’s own internet connection and software.

Downtime does not extend your paid time automatically. After a long outage on our side we may add time to affected venues, at our discretion. We don’t promise backups of your uploads, so keep your own copies.

As far as the law allows, SetList is provided “as is” and “as available”, without warranties of any kind, including that it is fit for a particular purpose.

As far as the law allows, we are not liable for:

• lost tips, lost audience, lost L$ income or lost events;
• lost or deleted data, including uploaded music;
• problems caused by Second Life, Linden Lab, Discord, your DJs or other third parties;
• any indirect or consequential loss.

Our total liability to you for anything to do with SetList is limited to the L$ you paid us for the service in the 12 weeks[DRAFT] before the event that led to the claim.

If someone makes a claim against us because of content you uploaded or streamed, or because you broke these terms, you agree to cover our reasonable costs of dealing with it.

Nothing in these terms limits liability that the law does not allow to be limited, or rights you have that cannot be waived.

We may update these terms. We post the new version on this page with a new effective date, and give at least 14 days’[DRAFT] notice of material changes before they take effect. If you keep using SetList or pay again after that, the new terms apply. Changes never re-price time you have already paid for.

These terms are governed by the law of [GOVERNING LAW], and disputes go to its courts.

If something goes wrong, contact us first at [CONTACT EMAIL]. Most problems can be fixed quickly. Mandatory consumer protections where you live still apply.

SetList is operated by [OPERATOR NAME]. Email: [CONTACT EMAIL]. For copyright notices: [CONTACT EMAIL].