Dear ICANN, I've learned that there is a movement to remove the price cap on particular domains (.org, .info, .biz). I'm all for free markets, but only when there is not a monopoly on the "product" being traded/sold. Considering that the registration is only coming from a small group of organizations that can set the price, I'm very concerned about the potential price hikes that will inevitably present themselves when there is no governance over the limit. Given that these domain names help non profits and small businesses, I think it's very important to protect small organizations by limiting the price that is passed per domain, to keep the cost of owning a domain affordable. As a website designer and owner of a small business (10 team members) serving hundreds of clients, I am on the ground level communicating to small business owners and non-profits and advising them. I know that budget is always important to them and I feel that this shift could be detrimental to the growth of their businesses and the advancement of their new ideas, which benefit our economy as a whole. Please reconsider. Thank you, Brian Steck 847.687.4565 steck@steckinsights.com