Hello: I've operated a .org domain name for over a decade now, and have factored in the pricing rules as currently implemented into my expenses. My website is not a business; it's a personal not for profit project that has been a net money drain, but has given the operators some measure of happiness. The current rules change being proposed would add a major uncontrolled factor to the core identifier of my website, and puts it in danger of shutdown after such a long lifetime. I do not have a huge well of income available to absorb price hikes, and an open ended pricing option for a core today, and one that lends no small amount of "prestiege", is just begging for abuse. The new landrush of additional domain names has shown that "prestegious" domain tlds tend to have massive prices, with massive cost changes over time... Which is fine if you build your branding on that expectation. But the proposed rules would open the floodgates on a tld which is a core component of hundreds of thousands of website identities; identities that are put at risk if there were massive changes to the price. Please keep in mind that org exists for not for profits and community projects, not massive money making operations. Many cannot afford unexpected expenses.