While part of me does not necessarily disagree with the proposal in that it would allow a free market to take place, I do believe it will upset the market if left as it. Millions of organizations that use .org as their primary domain name extension for their websites have well established sites and will be reticent to change domain name extensions, even in light of a significant price increase. Therefore, the proposal could lead to price gouging. Furthermore, if millions of sites do suddenly decide to move away from having a .org extension, this could lead to the extension crumbling altogether, leaving the remaining .org sites to be forced to change. Of course, this is all speculation, but it is not out of the question. I suppose my opinion is, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it." Even if the price increase cap has to increase to 15% or even 20% per year, this is still much more responsible than removing the cap altogether. Thank you for your consideration. Pastor Chris Huff Grace Baptist Church http://graceisgood.org 217-303-1455