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I haven't tested it yet, but I don't believe musicXML imports will be an issue.

Well, the idea is to have a music notation program that integrates with the website, which would make competitions possible, and comments more visible. As composers, we spend a lot more time in front of "music", then we do a website. I think integration of a music notation program can serve this music community better than it is currently being served. This just means I am developing the product, I am not hiring someone to develop the product for me. Back in the day I used to outsource programming work when I didn't know a thing about computer programming. The benefit of keeping everything local to Young Composers, aside from saving on costs, is that we can fully custom tailor the product to our needs. We can eliminate any contractual obligations as well in case we decide to make any major updates or changes. This means, even though the initial development may take longer (really, the research involved is the biggest time cost), additional updates will be much quicker to address.