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NeurIPS 2026: If the rebuttal addresses your concern, please raise your score [D]
A persistent challenge within the NeurIPS community involves reviewer scoring discrepancies: concerns adequately addressed in rebuttals are not always reflected in adjusted scores. We urge reviewers to align scores with the resolution of stated concerns, regardless of personal methodological preferences. Scientific exploration thrives on diverse perspectives, and valuing rigorous responses strengthens the peer-review process. As explored in "Coding Agents Don’t Need Bigger Context Windows — They Need a Context Compiler," a focus on efficient context management is key to progress.
TACL journal doubts [D]
Navigating the TACL review process can understandably generate questions. Submitting around June 1st for the July cycle suggests reviews may arrive within the subsequent weeks, though timelines can vary. Historically, the full TACL publication process takes several months. TACL holds considerable respect within the NLP community, viewed as a strong venue for impactful research. Its reputation reflects a rigorous review process and high publication standards. For those exploring related avenues, consider reviewing discussions around short-paper submissions at ACL/EMNLP/EACL, as detailed in a recent article.