I have owned two .org domain names since 2016 for a non-profit organization. I've maintained these personally during that timeframe because they are an organization that I volunteer with extensively and I know they can't afford additional vanities like this. However, in 2019 it is impossible to do non-profit work without having a domain name and e-mail addresses that match and are professional to work with our other volunteers and fundraising. If the prices increase, I will likely be forced to shift that cost to them rather than out of my pocket. I am only out a few dollars per month with the current DNS pricing, if the pricing increases 100x there is no way I can bare that burden anymore. I think other non-profits are likely in the same boat as myself, they have volunteers that are paying for these things to help the organization they work for free out. If you want to raise prices, raise them on the .com's for commercial domain names. They are able to afford the cost increases and they are for-profit anyway. Thanks, Michael McGurty