The price caps are there for a reason - instead of protecting the interest of the public - and the .org domain space is mainly used by organizations that one way or another serve public interest, your changes aim at enriching the pockets of select few, pretty much holding for ransom something that you have been entrusted with. This is despicable - if you are aiming at a market-driven approach to the governance of TLDs, then why pretend being a non-profit or something of that nature (PIR, for one, claims to be a non-profit)? There are TLDs which are already running at market prices, however, since the license to print money did not yield much (adoption is poor), you decided to drive that using good old mob mentality. Shame on you. Get educated on what and where market forces work well, and where they don't. And didn't even think about the digital divide, didn't you? Oh wait, you don't have a single economist among your staff?