Dear ICANN, I'd like to express my concern about your proposed removal of price caps on .info domains, as these domains are mainly used by non-profit organizations and individuals, who are not making money through their webpages. As the domain name itself suggests, websites using such a domain are purely for providing information about the individual and/or organization and as such removing the price cap will inevitably result in drastic price increases in the following years, which will put a completely unnecessary extra burden on people already using such a domain. Let me repeat, most of these people/organizations do not make money with websites using this domain, so removing the price cap would be highly unfair towards them. Please leave these individuals/organizations a cheap way to provide information about themselves without the need to resort to exotic, hard to remember, and in many cases completely unprofessional domains. I understand the need for ever increasing profits, but why tax non-profit people? I'm sure large international companies such as Google, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Alibaba, Ebay, etc. are more than capable of handling the extra charges, but for small people and non-profit organizations this extra burden might be just too high. Thus, because of the aforementioned reasons, I hereby protest against the proposed removal or price caps, and ask you (ICANN) to remove the passage describing the abolition of existing price caps. Price caps were there for a good reason in the past, and those reasons still exist. Thank you in advance. -- Robert Puskas -- - rpuskas0@gmail.com -