In my CS field, it is common to submit to different conferences at least if a paper gets rejected (because rejections can be very superficial). Fitting for a ne

In my CS field, it is common to submit to different conferences at least if a paper gets rejected (because rejections can be very superficial). Fitting for a new conference template often also imposes rewrites, because of different length requirements, changes in length in the new latex template, different accessibility support (e.g., image descriptions in acm) and many more subtle changes. It was a major pain for me. Conferences especially have this problem because they lack major revisions and instead reject. But they are the goto way of publishing. The journals I interacted with were less of a problem, as they just handed out major revisions. The only rejection I remember was with a recommendation for a more fitting journal.