I'm writing to voice my disapproval of the unlimited fee increases for .org domains.  I know there are similar measures for other top level domains but I only own one domain and it is a .org domain.  I don't feel it is my place to comment on the other TLDs as a result. I fear and expect that prices for .org domain will increase greatly if allowed since there are many who can afford it and have commercial interests in investing in certain domains.  But the .org domains are (as I understand it) meant for groups that my not be operating out of commercial interests.  It would be in poor taste to allow them to be forced out by those with deeper pockets. I also like the idea of the internet being a place were anyone can have a presence.  If the price of an "address" on internet is allowed to grow without limit, it could easily force out those without large, disposable incomes.  I know I would have to consider not renewing my domain if the price were allowed to double anually.  I won't be able to consider keeping if if the price were to grow by an order of magnitude. I understand that the are costs for maintain infrastructure and managing domain registrations and there may be a need to increase those costs at times.  But I also know that there is no cost in actually "creating" a name and that the systems for management seems to already be in place and seems to be largely automated.  Removing the limit on fee increases is just inviting an exercise in price optimization that with turn domain names into resources that only the very wealthy can consider owning.  The internet should not be handled that way. Sincerely, Dan Hursh