I am excited about this announcement, and look forward to a registar who takes security seriously. > But why should registrars charge any markup over what the

I am excited about this announcement, and look forward to a registar who takes security seriously. > But why should registrars charge any markup over what the TLDs charge? That seemed as nutty to us as certificate authorities charging to run a bit of math. When we see a broken market on the Internet we like to do something about it. That is not a broken market, it's actually free-market economics and business. Charging a markup for a service litterally is how many companies operate. I don't have a problem with it, and because it's a free market it allows CloudFlare to disrupt it.