Opposed to variable pricing

[Isaac Force <gorgonous@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

To whom it concerns,

I am writing to express my sincere opposition to the proposed changes to 
lift price control on registry services. This undermines the underlying 
nature of the internet: big or small, every business and individual has 
an equal chance to make their services available to anybody with access 
to the network.
For example, if my personal website suddenly gains a readership, its 
domain name could be considered valuable internet real estate; however, 
as an individual, I would not be able to afford a price hike from my 
registrar if they decided to charge me its "market value" and renewal. 
Who is to say what the market value of any given domain is? Who will 
police these decisions? Who will ensure that a large company cannot 
pressure a registrar in to hiking up the price of a small but competing 
company's domain?
Variable pricing doesn't belong in the domain name registry service 
space. As stated before, it will undermine the nature of the internet, 
period.
Thank you for your time and consideration,
Isaac Force