Digital scholarship threatens to actively disrupt unsustainable infrastructure of traditional forms of scholarly communication, pushing us to create and promote more efficient, effective solutions for the broad dissemination of scholarship to all who might conceivably benefit from it. In turn, it is incumbent on all digital scholarship practitioners to familiarize themselves with and actively critique the prevailing infrastructures upon which their work is produced and disseminated, with a view to making more informed decisions about how and where we publish and, in time, imagine new modes of dissemination that transcend the limitations of current publishing practices.