I'm writing to strongly oppose the removal of caps on existing domain extensions, in particular .org. Not only will these changes hurt organizations with little to no budget, it will injure the ability of new organizations to establish a web presence easily and cheaply. What reason besides greed is there to remove these restrictions? We know it costs next to nothing to operate these domains, and when managed en-masse it's even cheaper. By removing these protections you create a winner-take-all dynamic with web domains, as those who currently hold these contracts will have an inherent monopoly over the outcomes. This sort of change erodes public trust in organizations and oversight institutions created to foster new technologies, protect the accessibility of the web, and steward web technologies into the future. Please don't sell your reputation, stand up for consumers. - Jonas Goslow