dwayne@NTSUVAX.BITNET (04/08/88)
consider the fact that most pirates do not work singely. They work in groups, and in all of these groups you will probably find at least one person who cannot code or crack worth beans. So in order to get their names on a Krack page and to be considered part of the group they are more than willing to spend several hours typing in documentation and also distributing it to various boards around the country. You might also consider tha fact that most pirates don't consider a program cracked unless they have removed all the protection that they can or at least bypassed it. In any case they will most likely take information that a user would normally have to search through a manual to find and put it in a nice neat little table that would be easier to use than the original documentation. Do not think by this letter that I condone piracy... I don't, but I cannot help but admire the fact that the more difficult the protection gets, the more advanced the pirates become. It's a never ending cycle. dwayne