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This is true, but arXiv submissions are often prepared with a target venue in mind that does have page limits.
by michaelmior 2y ago
This is true, but arXiv submissions are often prepared with a target venue in mind that does have page limits.
- JohnKemeny 2y agoAlso true, but the arxiv version is often (in my experience) containing the entire paper. Indeed, many conferences ask people to submit the full version to arXiv.
- michaelmior 2y agoInteresting. I know it frequently happens, but I've never seen a conference explicitly make that request.
- JohnKemeny 2y agoHere's an example (ICALP): > Authors are strongly encouraged to also make full versions of their submissions freely accessible in an on-line repository such as ArXiv, HAL, ECCC. This is from the call for papers a few years ago. The wording has changed in recent CFPs, due to employing (weak) double-blind reviewing. They still allow uploading to arXiv (with full names and affiliations) despite being anonymous.
- lou1306 2y agoAye, but in this context "full version" usually means "a version with more detailed proofs/results related to the paper's contributions", rather than "a version with additional contributions".