He stated that the information resources people use in universities are not within the traditional management system of libraries. Chodorow believes that technology will change the system, not repair it. Some of the failings of technology are that selectivity will no longer continue. With technology anybody will be able to publish, which is missing the important element of the editing process. Therefore, there will be no one to select the best publishable pieces.
Preservation is another problem.
It's not known how to truly preserve material using technology. Technology will also make it difficult to retrace steps of scholarship, and thus scholarly authority will decline. Anyone will be able to develop a website, making the line of official editors and non-official editors unclear. This will lead to the crumbling of trust in scholarly communication. Access to scholarship will increase by making everything public.