Hello. Having worked with many current and aspiring non-profits, I can say with certainty that removing fee limitations on the .Org domain (and related TLDs) would destroy many of these non-profits, and prevent new ones from being created. Many non-profits only have one registered domain, that being their .Org TLD, and creating a dog-eat-dog environment, where only the rich, or already established non-profits can exist, is simply wrong. Many non-profits are very, very small, often consisting of only a few individuals, and depend on their single .Org website, the web traffic to it, and, moreover, the price consistency and stability that affords them the ability to even purchase a .Org domain in the first place. With a removed fee cap, and unrestricted capitalism in full effect, there is likely no way that these well-meaning nonprofits, and aspiring non-profit founders, could ever achieve the success they deserve. Please, I urge you to reconsider. Millions of people's livelihoods depend on your decision.