I’m just surprised the reviewer didn’t feel the need to put an exclamation point after the author’s age as well.

Joyce Reynolds, born in 1918, has recently published, for reasons having to do with accessibility and the innate advantages of the format in presenting rich and complex material, the corpus of Inscriptions of Aphrodisias in an electronic version, online and freely available to all, Creative Commons licensed as well as Open Access, with a native search engine and downloadable XML files.

This is not to brag, nor even to undercut Krenkel’s achievement (although I do wish the Scholia reviewer would consider that a manuscript circulated among ‘friends and colleagues’ cannot really be called published), but to call attention–in a somewhat pedantic and pedestrian manner compared to Ross’s allusion above–to the promise of true Open Access publishing.