I am astonished that ICANN, knowing quite well that the purpose of the .org domain would encompass many types of organizations, including non-profits, would consider removing the price caps on .org domain names. Many organizations have built up equity in their .org domain, and now could be exposed to pricing pressures, especially when less sophisticated users find themselves seemingly locked in to a particular registrar. While registrar transfers are certainly doable, they are not easy -- nor should they be. But they should not have to find that they have to keep rushing around to the cheapest registrar in order to keep things affordable. There are plenty of domains that are available without price caps. Please don't make management more difficult for organizations that need whatever help they can get. Thanks, --James Fowlie