How many TLDs do you want ICANN to [pollute|ruin|control|exploit] ? Imagine TLDs are trees in a national park. There is a plan (coming) to bring some trees down to build a nice new place. Why would you want ICANN to come in with hand axes and broken chainsaws to create a mess ? Have you computed what it will take to reverse the mess that ICANN has already created ? Have you computed what it will take to "fix" the address space fragmentation mess created by the greed of ARIN, ICANN, etc ? Why would anyone want the .XXX TLD or any premium TLD trashed in the "ICANN Process" ?