SAC members have made, besides ANSI and ASCII art, VGA bitmap graphics, tracker music, and a variety of other works.

Seizing this opportunity, SAC moved into this vacant territory and quickly became recognized as the leading group of warez scene artists.

All new member applications and artwork samples were published in designated member-only areas at the SAC World Headquarter BBS "Closed Society" which was located in Berlin, Germany.

The introduction of PPL in PCBoard Version 15.0 boosted the popularity of the until then fairly unknown BBS software by Clark Development.

In 1999, lead ASCII artist ferrex ascended to the role of senior staff and leader, continuing to control the group to this day.

Now a globally operating organization, SAC employs approximately 40 artists and programmers worldwide and continues to be one of the groups creating art for the warez scene.