The journal structure is quite destructive, but I think it's clear that we're in the midst of a major internet-driven disruption and trend toward openness. Many

The journal structure is quite destructive, but I think it's clear that we're in the midst of a major internet-driven disruption and trend toward openness. Many papers are published to reputable free journals these days. I'd like it if the non-financial aspects of the journal structure remained the same, so as to group ideas/editorial groups/communities together, preserving the unique character of each journal and allowing people producing papers to target their submissions accurately. Freeness and openness of the information contained within is a must, though-- proprietary journal information is a racket which helps nobody.