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Nature, Cell, Science, et al; please take note of articles like this. The Contributorship that BMJ uses is getting closer to the model proposed here.
The BMJ proposal (http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/315/7110/696) has many comments which are broadly supportive. As Molla and Gardner comment, the one thing that can make contributorship or a credit list useful to anyone is for it to mean something on a CV. Equally it will make it much easier to identify the person that did the bit of the work I want to include in my own research. If this is searchable and standardised, then all the better.
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