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Sort of. For most production related content in the ACM library, you'll still only get the abstracts.
by dagmx 4y ago
Sort of. For most production related content in the ACM library, you'll still only get the abstracts.
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- musicale 4y agoSIGGRAPH is behind the times. SIGCOMM has been open access for years. It's a shame too since SIGGRAPH runs ACM's most popular conference(s) with many thousands of attendees and high registration fees ($875 "discounted" pregistration for a virtual conference? are you kidding?) and can almost certainly afford the negligible costs for digital publication. Well here's hoping we'll get real open access for everything by ... 2025. ;-/ Until then: google scholar, sci-hub, or donate your $99 to ACM.