"If you have an IRC client, load it up because you'll need it. If you don't have one, you'll need to download one (I recommend mIRC), and will have to read a brief tutorial to get the jist. After you have an IRC client set up, you'll need to join the What IRC server which is irc.what.cd on standard port 6667. Once you've connected you'll need to join the channel #what.cd-invites
When you enter, the chat title will explain what you need to do... You don't have to rush to get it done, but don't sit in the chat idle for 10 or 15 minutes without following the instructions or you'll be kicked. The instructions will enter you into a queue for an "interview." Depending on how long the line is, you can be there anywhere from 1 hour to 8 hours. When your turn comes around, they'll ask you to join a separate room and interview you regarding file types (FLAC/MP3/AAC), file formats (FLAC/V0/V1/320), and codecs (LAME/FLAC), just to name some material upon which they'll touch. You'll need to understand what transcoding is, what transcoding is bad and good, and basically have a firm grasp of the general principles that should be familiar to any private tracker user. If you fail the interview, you're allowed to return at a later time and retake it."
Pe scurt: client de IRC, te conectezi la serverul irc.what.cd pe portul 6667, dai join la #what.cd-invites şi urmezi instrucţiunile.
Trackerele private sunt, după părerea mea umilă, cel mai jegos mod de a pirata în lumea virtuală. Eu folosesc Soulseek (peer-to-peer) iar ca tracker public thepiratebay.org (userul meu: http://thepiratebay.org/user/johnye2e)
Iar aici se găsesc toate materialele necesare "studiului pentru interviu":
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