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Curated data is original work. The corrections, enrichments, and editorial decisions that make up this dataset represent significant work. If you reuse this data, you must credit LM Tracks, and you may not use it commercially or incorporate it into proprietary products.

Release discussions. Comments are public under your chosen handle and must follow the community guidelines. You keep the rights to what you write, and you allow LM Tracks to show it on the site. Comments that break the guidelines or the law can be hidden or removed, and repeated or serious breaches can lead to a suspension from discussions.

We reserve the right to suspend access for users or services found to be in violation of these terms.

Release discussions are for talking about the music, the releases and the tracks. Keep it friendly and on topic.

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• Choreography notes or Les Mills material. Don't post choreography, notes or text from PDFs and booklets, or links to copies of releases, videos or music.
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• Spam, advertising, or repeated self-promotion.
• Sexual or violent content.
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• Anything unlawful.

How moderation works

Anyone can report a comment with the Report button, with or without an account. Every report is read by a person. Reports never hide a comment on their own.

Automatic checks only look at spam signals, such as posting very fast, repeating the same text, or links from a new account. They can stop a comment from being posted and tell you why, or mark it for a person to look at. They never judge what a comment says, and they never hide a comment on their own. Editing a comment that was reported or already reviewed, or adding a link to it, sends it back for a person to look at.

A moderator can replace a handle that is offensive or impersonates someone, with the same explanation by email as for a comment.

If a comment of yours is hidden or removed, or your account is suspended from discussions, you'll get an email explaining what was decided and why. If you disagree, reply to that email or write to hello@lmtracks.com and the decision will be looked at again. You also have the right to challenge the decision in court.

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Tracklist data is verified against official Les Mills choreography notes (the primary source of truth), supplemented by the community-maintained Les Mills Tracklist Seesaa Wiki (often accurate, but not always). Data is cross-referenced and corrected where possible.

Track details, artist names, durations, and release numbers may contain inaccuracies. The accuracy of any information shown is not guaranteed.

Media links (e.g. YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Music) are automatically provided as an easy way to access content and may not always be correct or available. Some tracks may be Les Mills Originals with no publicly available media.

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Your favourites, playlists, and most preferences are stored locally in your browser. Optional account sync and the anonymous monitoring of experimental features described below are the exceptions.

If you sign in, the following is stored server-side to enable sync and notifications:

• Your email address and display name
• Your synced app data (favourites, playlists, listen stats, settings) — mirrored from your local browser storage
• Push notification subscriptions, if you enable them

Release discussions:

• Your handle, comments, tagged tracks and when you posted or edited them are public. Your email address is never shown.
• Upvotes are counted, but nobody else can see who voted.
• Reports are only seen by the moderator. If you report without an account, your name and email are stored so you can be told the outcome, along with a one-way hash of your IP address and email to limit abuse. They are deleted 180 days after the report is closed.
• Moderation decisions are recorded with their reasons. The earlier text of an edited comment, and the text of a comment a moderator hid or removed, are kept for 180 days so a decision can be checked or reviewed again, then deleted.
• Deleting a comment erases its text and its edit history. Deleting your account removes your handle and does the same for all your comments. Other people's replies stay.

If you support the project on Ko-fi, only a one-way hash of your email is kept, and your name appears in the credits only if you chose to support publicly.

The site also collects anonymous page-view statistics and uses an error monitoring service to catch bugs. No personal data is sold or shared with third parties.

Experimental features may also be monitored through anonymous usage analytics, including how they are configured and used, to help evaluate demand and improve the app.

Tracklist data is collected through an automated pipeline that parses the community wiki, then applies multiple layers of corrections:

• Manual overrides — verified fixes for artist names, titles, and durations
• Artist catalog matching — fuzzy matching against the official Les Mills music catalog to catch typos
• Community reports — corrections submitted by users via the in-app "Report Issue" button
• Choreography PDFs — official release music booklets used to verify track data and presenter info

Data is refreshed regularly. If you spot an error, report it from the track card menu and it will be reviewed and corrected.

The single point of contact for users, national authorities and the European Commission under the Digital Services Act (Articles 11 and 12) is hello@lmtracks.com. You can write in English or Swedish.

To report unlawful content in a comment, the quickest way is the Report button on the comment itself: it records exactly which comment you mean and sends you a confirmation. You can also email the address above with a link to the comment and an explanation.