As a registrant of a .org and .info domain, I find it appalling that ICANN is attempting to remove price caps and allow a private organization to reap profits from a system that our tax dollars funded. It seems that ICANN has lost their way and no longer recognizes the differences between gTLDs that were fully funded by a private organization and the legacy extensions created in partnership with the United States government. ICANN was not a part of this process and should not try to retroactively apply their desire to line the pockets of private enterprise with their "modern" ideals of domain ownership. It is absolutely unacceptable for ICANN to ignore the differences between these domain names and try to pull a fast one on the people. Removing capped pricing and price increases is going to lead to yet another system being taken advantage of by a corporation who has no right to be doing so. Increased prices only benefit the bulk buyers and resellers that sit on domain names for years that somehow don't have to pay the same fees as the rest of us. Interesting, ain't it? Why doesn't ICANN spend their time sticking their nose into those matters? Signed, Yet Another Disgruntled Gentleman