Maybe we should modernize the publishing system for information age. So papers are no longer published in a sense of permanent fixed event but rather tentativel

Maybe we should modernize the publishing system for information age. So papers are no longer published in a sense of permanent fixed event but rather tentatively put up online, from where they can be taken down at any point autonomusly by third parties, if they can't be replicated, without any say of the original "publisher". Realying on potentially fraudulent originator that put up the thing to take it down is apparently too much.