I strongly oppose the removal of any price caps for .org domain registration fees. Price is already a barrier of entry to the web for many people, unless they want to buy a .icu or .biz or .xyz domain, all 3 of which have become synonymous with spam and malware sites. That doesn't leave many of us with much choice. And what of small non-profits? How can they continue to register .org domains with the possibility of high fees being levied? No, fee increase caps are good in this instance. The world wide web is (let me rephrase: originally it was  supposed to be) about giving people unfettered access to information. Removing fee caps for .org domains does the exact opposite in my opinion and may be a detriment to small organizations and economically disadvantaged people. Thank You, Andy Forceno