Many not-for-profit organizations, hobbyists, and enthusiasts depend on legacy gTLDs. The future of the free services I provide to amateur and student software developers is unclear once I am priced out of my long held domains. I feel that a nominal fee for maintaining a few records in a database is fair. An uncapped, limitless treadmill of price increases is unfair. I don't understand why I am being squeezed for more money when I don't have much. The new business oriented gTLDs should be where experiments on finding increasing profits should take place, and not the legacy gTLDs. I hope that a satisfactory solution can be reached where reasonable compensation is provided to offset operating costs of .ORG services. - Jon Mayo, San Jose, CA, USA