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This is certainly the case. On the other hand, "best papers" are not necessarily really the most important papers. Often politics, e.g., proportional representa
by raphman_ 12y ago
This is certainly the case.
On the other hand, "best papers" are not necessarily really the most important papers. Often politics, e.g., proportional representation of all important sub-fields among the best paper nominees, decide about whether a paper gets named "best" or not.
Anecdotally, I know of awesome papers that were not selected as "best paper" and 'cute idea' papers without substance that got a "best paper" award.
- seanmcdirmid 12y agoOr papers given the most 10 year influential award that aren't influential. It's all relative!