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Neurips 2026: Modified date on reviews [D]
Do ACs also give scores? [D]
Navigating NeurIPS submissions can be confusing, especially for first-timers. Many authors wonder if Area Chairs (ACs) provide scores during Phase 2, the author-reviewer discussion. While you've received your meta-review, the absence of direct AC comments is a common query. It’s standard for ACs to remain largely silent during this phase, focusing on guiding the discussion. For more on navigating conference commitments, see our article, "Missed EMNLP commitment deadline, what can be done?". Focus on addressing reviewer concerns and refining your paper.
No replies to rebuttals and comments even by AC [D]
A concerning trend has emerged: many submissions are experiencing a complete lack of response to submitted rebuttals, even from Area Chairs. This situation, where feedback isn't addressed during the designated discussion period, undermines the review process. While frustrating, it’s crucial to acknowledge this systemic issue. Our community is actively documenting these challenges – see, for example, "No rebuttals from Neurips authors [D]" for broader coverage. Explore alternative strategies for ensuring your work receives due consideration despite these obstacles.
How exactly does the NeurIPS meta reviewer response work? [D]
Navigating NeurIPS meta-reviewer responses can be complex, especially with recent updates. Initially, authors were directed to AC confidential comments, but a recent announcement now requires posting answers to initial meta-reviews as comments on the July 28th thread by August 3rd – a shift designed for reviewer visibility. Clarifying whether this new option opens immediately, as the rebuttal period concludes, is crucial. Essentially, the process seems to demand public posting for reviewer access, rather than private AC updates.