Although it was not part of the original "big seven" top-level domains, .info was established a long time ago to allow hosting of useful informational resources. Since then, thousands of sites have sprung up to provide such information. I maintain two of those. Many of those sites, like my own, run on a shoestring or (including mine) entirely on volunteer effort. Removing price limitations on .info would certainly serve to make a few people wealthier (probably people who are already wealthy). But it would not be good for the Internet or for the U.S. population, which both depend on sites such as these to provide valuable information about topics ranging from medical care to hobbies. If price limitations were removed, most of those sites would have to be shut down. There is no reason to remove price limitations. Please keep .info affordable! -- Geoff Kuenning geoff@cs.hmc.edu http://www.cs.hmc.edu/~geoff/ Perl is awk with skin cancer. -- Henry Spencer