I appeal to ICANN not to remove price caps on .org domains. The reason for this is that it will have a negative impact on the online presence (hence, publicity) of non-profit organizations. Many such organizations outside North America are now struggling financially and their existence is challenged by increasingly authoritarian governments. Unlike the US and Canada where non-profits sometimes operate with multimillion annual budgets in the rest of the world, non-profits are sometimes on the brink of existence every month. Removing price caps will open the door for registries to increase the prices of .org as they wish without regulation. This may lead non-profits to a situation where obtaining proper domain will no longer be financially possible. An example of that in the .bg domain for Bulgaria where only one local for-profit company holds the monopoly as a registry of the domain and the price for that domain is three times higher than .com. Radoslav Stoyanov Sofia, Bulgaria +359 899 470 703