I agree, and I hope to see more fully open review approaches in the future, where everyone who is interested can see the reviews and the reviewers' names. The J

I agree, and I hope to see more fully open review approaches in the future, where everyone who is interested can see the reviews and the reviewers' names. The Journal of Open Source Software has this: https://joss.theoj.org/ https://joss.theoj.org/. It's certainly not a high-profile journal, yet, but it starts getting contributions from strong researchers. Considering that in small communities, it is not uncommon that even the author can infer who the reviewer is, anyway, I think this is the way to go.