This is to register a strong objection to the removal of price caps on .org domains. .org domains have come to be the domain of choice for non-profits and community groups around the world. Removing the price cap will adversely affect the organisations who can least afford it, who benefit most people without private gain. I understand the general commercial pressures in the domain market, but I believe it would be against the public interest to remove the price caps on the .org domains specifically. Also, most non-profits will not be aware of these changes, so the likely sudden price hikes will take them by surprise, and unlike private businesses and individuals, most grant funded organisations have very little discretionary funds, most of them being pre-allocated to specific things. This means that they might not be able to adapt to the changes in time and could lose the domains they have come to rely on, often for life saving and crisis support. The gap in digital skills could also create extra problems if they needed to change under pressure from domain vendors who suddenly hike their prices to go after more profitable clients. This would be a loss to the public interest.