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Mike,
Sorry not to have replied sooner on this. Basically there is a short answer and a long answer. The short answer is that we are very supportive of Open Science. Science only progresses through discussion so anything that helps discussions occur speeds scientific progress. Open Science is good for science so we support it.
That's the short, general answer. The longer answer will take a blog post of its own which I will try and get written very soon.
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