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Well that would be something to shoot for. Right at this moment we aren't looking at publishing raw data straight from the bench. I hope that PLoS ONE will be able to capture the evolution of a paper, and we are looking at enabling revision of papers to be published but I don't think we can be as radical as Jean-Claude would like just yet. As for making PLoS ONE free for contributors as well as readers to achieve that we will have to find some new ways to fund ourselves. Any suggestions gratefully received.
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