When we changed over of the Amiga to the PC, we had to see, that on the PC there is more Shareware than on the
  Amiga. Shareware was as good as a foreign word on the good old Amiga.  90% of all programs on the Amiga were
  Freeware. The two best examples are the ProTracker and the Powerpacker. Today, the two authors of these programs
  surely would have a lot of money on their account. Both programs were or are so popular, that the further development
  of these programs dragged on about several generations.  All of them could profit from this by the fact, that the program
  code was provided for also other programmers in the Amiga scene.

  On the PC, every lousy program is declared Shareware whether usefully or not. If a part of the PC programmers
  would distribute their programs as Freeware and doesn't think of their 'money-making', which they can't get due
  to the big crackers' scene. These crackers scene then wouldn't be so superior.
  
  To show how simple it's to crack their protective mechanisms, we offer various tutorials to every programmer (also the
  Shareware programmers). We hope, that the Shareware programmers also read these tutorials so that they protect their
  programs better in the next version. Against the big cracker crews they will be able to do nothing, but they could limiting
  the damage.

  Result:  If they invest no more time in the development of better protective mechanisms, they can declare their programs as 
               Freeware at once. Then they surely would earn just the same lot of money  
        

 -  DOOM is a group, dedicated to the today's Cracking and Programmers Scene.
 -  DOOM cracks "only just for fun" !
 -  DOOM won't have stress with cracking  tools like other Crews.
 -  DOOM doesn't wish any trouble with other Crews !
 -  DOOM breaks protection systems in programs for EDUCATIONAL purposes only. It should NOT be used to steal software !!!  
 -  DOOM will offer help in the form of tutorials to anyone wishing to study the art of Reverse Code Engineering.
 -  DOOM will support the Win32 Assembler scene with sources, tutorials and links to other great Assembly resources