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I think a good tutorial for newbies include the following:
1) Be clear in your explanation:
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How can a beginner follow your tut if you (a little independent cracker) can't follow? 4) If a part of your tut is so basic that you think anyone knows this: Explain it because you're writing a tutorial for absolute beginners Maybe i forgot something ![]() Just my (a cracking newbe) opinion Greetz, Dutchdre Last edited by Dutchdre; 07-30-2004 at 20:21. |
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ALWAYS re-read your tutorial like you had NEVER seen it before or knew anything about the program you are reversing and as if you know little about reversing in general. I don't mean you have to explain EVERYTHING, but you need to make sure that, in general, what you say is clear enough to be followed by many with lesser skills and many reading a 'foreign" language.
Then see if you can actually follow the tut, not knowing what YOU actually already know about the program and the tools. May writers forget that they are reading the tut with information that is ONLY inside their heads and might not really be clear to those who read the tut without that knowledge. Regards,
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