Creatures Caves

3. if you are so angry because of that, then is even the visit on searching sites like google, or video sites like youtube breaking the law.
they also use property of others and just start to Lmao and Rofl when someone else tells them something about "copyright" and other exotic things.

First of all I never said I was "angry". The only reason I ever took any part of what you said personally was because you chose to make it personal. You made it personal the moment you said:

and you sound as when you never did something what is not... correct.
I'm sure you burnt least at one CD or DVD for a friend or used Torrent or similar.

What I said about copyrights was correct. If that's a problem for you, either get over it, or ignore it. But don't make this about me, because it isn't.

"stealing the bacon" would be when I crack the firewalls of CL and take the files from there. what I do is offering the bacon, you offered me at first, to other people. you offered it to me, I took it and now I can do with it what I want.

No, because that is where the difference lies between my example and the Norn Packs.

Do you know where the word copyright came from? It was created when the words "copy" and "right" were stuck together. It literally means the right to make copies of something. Did Gameware give you, me, etc., the right to make copies of their software? No. They did not. We are not entitled to make copies of it. Read the legal disclaimer next time you buy a legal copy of a game or other program, and see if it doesn't state that making copies of that software is prohibited. I've never seen a program that wasn't shareware that didn't have such a disclaimer attached, typically with the requirement that you must click the "I Agree" option in order to install.

another example for the difference is: when you walk across the street while the traffic light shows red.
when you do it, just to be 'cool' then you can just hope that nobody saw it.
when you do it to reach the bus which goes in a few seconds, then say usally even policemen and -women nothing. how do they always say? "The police is the law"

Maybe you could try rephrasing that, because honestly, that doesn't make any sense.

RavenFire was so kind to give those packs to me. do you really believe she though just 1 moment about the copyright?
NO! she did not. she sent them all 5 to me and was happy to help somebody.
I always tried my best to pay her that back. only 1 example for that are the Shadows of Albia I made for CTribes.
they are not perfect but I still try to make 'em better.

that remembers me to visit her in the jail when CL knows that she sent me the packs.

That's her problem, then. By buying and installing the Norn Packs (at least I assume she bought them), she basically signed a contract saying 'Yes, I recognize that this is Gameware's property and I will not redistribute it.' By then redistributing it to someone else she has broken her contract with Gameware. She knew there was a contract, she chose to break it, and if she gets in trouble for it, she has no one to blame but herself, because she willfully broke the law. The fact that she was "helping" you honestly doesn't mean anything to anyone except you.