Hello, I wish to voice my strong disagreement with the proposal to remove the price cap on .org domains. This TLD is often used by non- and not-for-profit organizations, be they officially-registered 501(c)(3) organizations or not, and they usually do not have much for an annual budget. By allowing the price cap to be removed, the cost increase will undoubtedly be passed on to the domain owners, many of whom may be in a vulnerable financial state. This may include organizations that fight for civil liberties of marginalized groups, low-budget activism blogs, or those that simply wish to educate others -- like our own organization. ICANN itself would also be affected. With .info and .biz domains, an argument could be made for lifting the cap due to the typical use-case for those domains and the subsequent potential revenue stream their owners may have to spend. But this most certainly is not true for .org domains. Many of these domains, if not most of them, have no revenue stream whatsoever and, as such, cannot budget for much more than what the current 10% limit allows for. I strongly urge you to reconsider your proposal and *do not remove the 10% limit*. Thank you for your consideration. --- *Kage* HackThisSite.org Manager https://www.hackthissite.org