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3 experts · 8 posts · 16d ago
Alex Kale: Does anyone else think the ACM CHI reviewing process is so broken this year that it warrants some kind of collective action? An open letter? A boycott of the conference?
Alex Kale: The conference organizers have responded to scale with a coercive matching process for reviewers. This will result in lower quality reviews from people who’ve been pressured to review outside their…
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3 experts · 6 posts · 13d ago
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Alex Kale: Shout it from the rooftops! Demanding another person’s attention for work you didn’t do or think about is antisocial behavior. We need a new social contract in which this kind of gamesmanship is un…
Carlos Scheidegger: The best definition of "slop" I can think of: it's slop if it took the person responsible for producing it less time to make it than it'll take for the person reading it I think it's a good definit…
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