That's not a bad way of thinking about it. The HotOS workshop is not a place where people publish completed work, but rather present new, early-stage ideas. Fro

That's not a bad way of thinking about it. The HotOS workshop is not a place where people publish completed work, but rather present new, early-stage ideas. From the call-for-papers (https://hotos19.sigops.org/cfp.html https://hotos19.sigops.org/cfp.html): > We solicit position papers that propose new directions of systems research, advocate innovative approaches to long-standing problems, or report on deep insights gained from experience with real-world systems. We seek early-stage work, where the authors can benefit from community feedback. An ideal submission has the potential to open a line of inquiry for the community that results in multiple conference papers in related venues, rather than a single follow-on conference paper. The program committee will explicitly favor early work and papers likely to stimulate reflection and discussion over mature ideas on the verge of conference publication.