Your band page's big decisions

Some decisions are too big for one person to make alone,

so MusicXen runs them as band votes. Renaming the

band, archiving it, deleting it, moving to a new band,

and adding a member after setup each need a **majority

of ALL the band's voting members** — members with

accounts who are active in the band. Staying silent

doesn't count as a yes: the proposal only passes when

enough members actually vote for it.

Proposing something casts your own yes vote. Everyone

else who can vote gets a notification, and the vote sits

on the band's Admin tab with a running tally until it

passes or can't pass anymore. You can change your vote

while it's open. A band with one voting member decides

on the spot — nothing changes for solo acts.

Renaming

A rename keeps everything: the page, its web address,

its followers, its history. The old name stays on the

page as "Formerly known as", the About tab keeps a full

name history, and shows from before the rename still

show the old name in other bands' "played with" lists —

history is stamped with the name the band had at the

time.

Starting a NEW band instead of renaming? That's a move

(below) — a new band never takes over the old page.

Moving to a new band

Moving freezes the old page and points it at the new

band. One automatic "we moved" post goes up on the old

page (with your note, if you wrote one), and the old

band's followers get an invite to follow the new

page. Nobody is transferred automatically — following

the new page is each fan's choice. An admin can undo a

move from the old page's banner; the post and the

invites already sent stay, because they're history.

Archiving and deleting

Archiving freezes the page as a readable memorial —

nothing is lost and it can be unarchived later.

Deleting is the only full erasure: the page and its

content are gone for good. Even then, other bands'

played-with history keeps your band's name as plain

text, without a link.

Previous members

When someone leaves the band or is removed, their

member rights end right away — no posting as the band,

no admin, no vote — and they move to a **Previous

members** section on the About tab with their role and

their time in the band. Their credits stay. If they

rejoin later, they move back to the roster and the

earlier stint stays in their history.

Your QR card

Every band page has a printable QR card — find it

on the Admin tab. The QR code goes straight to your

band's own web address, with your band's name and

MusicXen's name on the card. Print it for the merch

table, the tip jar, a flyer, or the venue door: anyone

who scans it lands on your page. Venues have the same

card in their manager tools.