I'm writing to strongly oppose the proposed removal of gTLD fee increase caps for .org, .info, and .biz domains. Unlimited price increases on these TLDs will harm nonprofits and libraries working for the public. I manage .org and .info domains on behalf of public libraries in Wisconsin's South Central Library System. Access to affordably-priced domains remains important to being able to effectively provide library services. It is not realistic to go back to using the old .lib.wi.us domain names, which are clunky, error-prone, and hated by both librarians and the public. Library users know and trust libraries' .org and .info domain names. Higher prices and price fluctuation on .org and .info domains will siphon public libraries' and nonprofits' limited budget dollars away from providing materials and services to the public. Library service to the public should never be reduced simply to increase profits for the Public Interest Registry. I oppose removing price caps on .org, .info, and .biz top level domains. -- Rose Ziech Web Services Specialist South Central Library System http://www.scls.info/ rziech@scls.info