The "original" TLDs are really set at this point.
Changing them will only make people mad.
Because the com/net/org
TLDs are so full, and yes, disorganized, it would seem that trying to sort them out
would be a waste of everyone's time and energy.
Adding new TLDs is not difficult,
technically, only politically. ICANN and the US (world's?) government needs
to be more receptive to creating TLDs.
*.org is lost as an organized TLD, make
a new one, such as *.nop: non-profit. Since it is new, only non-profit organizations
can apply to have space there. The definition of a non-profit group is well
set already (in the US), so defining who can join is easily done.
At the very
least, owners of domains in the .org TLD should be allowed to continue renewing their
ownership.
Driving away users will only result in more outcry for a change in
the whole system, which will drive profits down for the status quo. Remember
that your domain "owners" are also your profit sources.Thank you for your time.
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