As owner of a .org domain, and one who has many clients with similar .org domains, I absolutely object to the ICANN contract renewal change that would allow registrars to charge any price they choose for .org domain renewals, with no limit cap (like the current 10% per year rule). As .org domains are generally used for non-profit organizations - and the clients I have fall into that category (my non-profit has yet to be formed, but I own the .org domain for that intention) -- this will be an economic hardship on these companies and groups that they can ill afford. Having the market "correct itself" has proven to be a pipedream, as we have seen with the skyrocketing costs of prescription medications (sometimes increasing in price over 5000% in one year). Registrars will no doubt take immediate advantage of this opportunity to charge whatever they choose - and many non-profits who own those .orgs will have no choice but to accede to such 'ransom demands' in order to continue their charitable work. And the costs will cut into and diminish the good work they are doing and limit their capabilities. PLEASE do not allow this ruling in the Registry Agreement go through as it is currently written. The 10% per year cap is necessary for organizations to function financially. Thank you for your attention to these comments. Kelly Currier