I have heard that renewal prices for .ORG domains is going to be uncapped - which is a very frightening prospect. By nature .ORG domains are used for non-profit related organisations rather than a commercial business - which would mean that a non-profit organisation could be penalised for the renewal of their domain name by a dramatic increase in fees. This could be untenable for a non-profit to afford or deal with and essentially unethical when historically there has been a manageable and budgetable cost related to renewing a .ORG domain. When such organisation are focused on bringing benefits to society at large (in general) these types of organisation that use these types of domains needs supporting more than not. So it is more than confusing for there to be an idea to uncap the renewals of such domains. The idea does not (on the surface) appear to consider the implications to such organisations. Many of these organisations survive on charitable donations, and use their websites as a means to encourage support. Making them pay an increase in domain renewal fees at a non-capped rate could cut off their life line. I understand that not every organisation that uses .ORG are a non-profit, but a proportion of them are. And other organisations that use a .ORG, generally are not retail or commercial organisations anyway. I strongly recommend that a cap be kept for .ORG domains for the sake of decency and respect to ORGANISATIONS worldwide. They deserve to be treated with fairness, just as much as any other human being. Thanks Darren Wagstaff <https://mailtrack.io/trace/link/7ad057ce1e1dac605fd6c7e858488a795228fab9?url...>