ICANN needs to be changed

[Tom <kingsnames@xxxxxxxxx>]

These latest reports which indicate somehow that domain name pricing caps are 
unnecessary.... which would allow older domain extensions like .com and .info 
and .org to in effect be raised to possibly thousands or millions of dollars a 
year from their current average current yearly fee of $8.. is utterly absurd 
and shows that ICANN is not rational. This is because ICANN has already been 
informed by the US DOC that pricing must be fair and registrants must be 
protected. The people have already spoken out against this and the danger of 
tiered pricing many times. And on top of all this, we are in the midst of an 
awful economic crisis. To post such a report as representing something ICANN is 
considering is frightening. For these reasons I think the DOC and US government 
need to restructure and redefine ICANN as it is showing that it is not working 
in the best interest of domain registrants.

We absolutely do not need new tlds either. Many of the current tlds are hardly 
relevant. What we do need is a sane sensible ICANN that will look out for 
registrants and businesses that use domain names. This current version is 
simply not acting in the best interests of domain registrants, and the economy.

Looking forward to a better future ICANN.