An existence proof of the kind of research articles we might have if all the current semantic tools we applied. And a description of the work involved.

M. Nielsen makes the case for technology-driven publishing as the future for science publishing.

Authors self-archived version available here: http://www.lem.sssup.it/epip/kogut_1.pdf

"In the first stage, manuscripts that pass an efficient access peer-review or pre- selection by the editor are immediately published in a scientific discussion forum on the Internet. Then they are made available for full interactive peer review and public discussion, during which the comments of referees (anonymous or attributed), additional short comments by other scientists (attributed) and the authors’ replies are published alongside the discussion paper...To ensure publication precedence for authors and to provide a lasting record of scientific discussion, the discussion papers and interactive comments are permanently archived and fully citable...In the second stage, the peer-review process is completed and final revised papers are published in the scientific journal . Completion of peer review and the final editorial decision to publish are performed as in traditional scientific journals."