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In general I agree that low acceptance rate with negative selection based on arguments like "it's not novel", "it's obvious" is toxic. I get it that capacity f
by Adiqq 4y ago
In general I agree that low acceptance rate with negative selection based on arguments like "it's not novel", "it's obvious" is toxic.
I get it that capacity for conference might be limited, so gatekeeping might be necessity, but personally I like to learn useful knowledge, so something novel, but theoretical might be more boring for me than something well known, but improved in some interesting ways.
Also composing solutions is interesting, you should not have to reinvent the wheel, just to get approved, if you want to focus on broader perspective. The whole is greater than sum of the parts.
- xhkkffbf 4y agoBut at the core of his arguments is that rejection is mean. He's complaining about the "it's not novel" argument now but if everyone takes this to heart, they'll just have to come up with some other reason to reject. There are only so many resources and academia tends to massively overproduce talent.