To whom it may concern, I am and have been a domain name registrant for almost two decades now and strongly oppose the removal of any price cap on .org, .info, and .biz domains. 1) Unrestricted prices hurt private and and small organizations If ICANN's goal is to allow only the big players on the Internet, removing the price cap is the way to go. This is, however, not the mission of ICANN. Quote from https://www.icann.org/get-started "ICANN is a not-for-profit public-benefit corporation with participants from all over the world dedicated to keeping the Internet secure, stable and interoperable." 2) No justification for removing the price cap Without a cost analysis it is impossible to judge the necessity of this change. I do not see any valid reason why suddently the allowed 10% increase per year cannot cover the cost of operation. In fact, if at all the prices should probably be lowered. The whole things sounds like a money-grab by ICANN and associates. 3) Ignoring the ICANN Working Group Did ICANN respect the findings and results of the working group that is currently reviewing this issue? Probably not since their work is not over yet. Why the sudden, undemocratic, and unilateral rush? Again: I strongly oppose the removal of any price cap on .org, .info, and .biz domains. Thanks, Bernhard Egger