I see the potential for some pretty bad happenings without price controls in place for .org domains. As many .org users are non-profit or small organizations, the ability for registrars to arbitrarily raise rates to whatever they want poses a big problem from the standpoint of low initial "teaser" prices for the first year or two where the registrant invests in their site, marketing their site, and optimizing the site only to possibly get hit with a massive increase would leave them in an impossible situation to either pony up the cash that they may or may not have, or abandon all the hard work they put into their site. The .org is a tld that should be protected from exorbitant price increases and unscrupulous registrars looking to cash in on the prospect of a "sky's the limit" attitude towards renewals of folks who've already poured cash into their piece of the online world. I urge you to rethink this course of action and leave the price caps in place. Thank you for your time and consideration in this matter. Regards, Adam Johnson President Intechtel Corporation