I doubt that the "Minamoto" here is the real guy you are looking for, maybe just someone wanted to making fun of you. People in the scene won't have the time to read the post here, nor reply under their real nick.
Back to your questions, libbassmod.dylib is used for audio module playback. It's often used in windows key generaters by the Scene to play audio module formats such as XM, IT, S3M, MOD, MTM, UMX. more info you can read up here:
http://www.un4seen.com/
And about the idea of fighting them or making fun of them in your blog, IMO it will only bring you troubles(Espicially some groups like this one, CORE(which stands for "Challenge Of Reverse Engineering"), google for it if you want to know more about it).
Enough said, if I were you, I'd put my time on making my applications better instead of coding protections. That's the right and only way to get more customers(And believe me they hate software protections). Those who use cracks will never buy anything from you(Just see all those thinsg on MSJ), they use the cracked version of your application was just because they can use it for free, so actually you lose nothing.