That seems at odds with their mission:

> The Cooperative Corporation of dot-org Registrants, or CCOR, is the cooperative organization that seeks to embody and collectively represent the community of dot-org domain name registrants, who will be its members.

As a .org registrant that doesn't fit into their enumerated purposes, I don't see how they can claim to represent me.

It would also seem at odds with a further commitment:

> Ensure that the dot-org domain is not used as a point of control or censorship over the speech or conduct of its registrants or their constituencies.

In that it seems to promote the idea that some speech or conduct (such as running a commercial business) should not take place on a .org domain, because of some distinct purpose of the domain.