It's great to witness a new platform for academic publishing launched. Deep Science brings faster and more widely distributed research. Furthermore, It has the potential to help the academic community establish a new mechanism for academic exchange, fully open evaluation and trust, and expanding cooperation.

Academic communication is undergoing an important revolution. One major change is that researchers are getting used to post non-peer-reviewed papers on an open/online preprint platform, which is freely shared by researchers. Preprints have broken the traditional distribution model and interest in academic communication. It has formed a fair, open, quick and convenient new method of academic communication.

Over the past several decades, sciences have experienced changes at a pace that few could have imagined, in a way, accelerating the advancement of humanity. On the other hand, we have observed an alarmingly growing gap between developed and developing countries in terms of scientific development. This situation calls for a platform for scientists around the world to quickly share their scientific ideas, and to review the ideas from their peers.

The biggest feature of Deep Science is immediate made public and evaluation fairly and openly. This system helps innovation and improves the efficiency of information exchange. I believe this is a big step forward to evaluate science communication.