Hello: After reading through the proposed changes to the .ORG policies regarding pricing for registrations, I find that there is no acceptable reason to allow unrestricted price increases for base registration pricing. The individual domain registration costs are on the scale of a fractional penny of real resource costs. Any price increases, beyond inflation and actual infrastructure costs, are simple toll collecting by the root ORG registrar. Infrastructure costs have only decreased with time, and inflation is well under the 10% limit currently imposed. I strongly urge that this policy not be adopted. Instead, I would propose an even more restrictive policy to prevent price increases should be put in place. Any price increase in base registration costs by any root registrar on any TLD should require public justification. Thank you, Aaron Longfield