Submissions Ledger #

A running record of what has actually been sent where. SCORE.md tracks draft state; this file tracks submission state. Update both when status changes.

Status legend #

• DRAFT — text exists, not submitted
• READY — formatted for the venue, not submitted
• SUBMITTED — uploaded, awaiting decision (record date + confirmation #)
• ACCEPTED / REJECTED / WITHDRAWN — terminal states
• MISSED — deadline passed without submission; track for next year

2026 #

Needs immediate verification — deadline already passed #

These two had drafts ready before the deadline but submission was never confirmed. Check both before deciding what's next.

ACM C&C 2026 Demos — deadline 2026-04-16 #

• Log into the ACM C&C 2026 demos submission portal (PCS or whatever the track uses) and confirm whether cc-demo-2026/demo.tex was submitted.
• If submitted: record the submission ID + date here.
• If not submitted: mark MISSED and move target to 2027 row in SCORE.md.
• Either way: update the SCORE.md status column from "DRAFT READY ... submission status unconfirmed" to a definite state.

ICCC 2026 Short Papers — deadline 2026-04-24 (23:59 AoE) #

• Log into EasyChair and check the ICCC 2026 short-paper track for a submission of iccc-kidlisp/iccc.pdf.
• If submitted: record the EasyChair paper ID + submission date.
• If not submitted: mark MISSED. ICCC also has an Early Career Symposium track with a 2026-05-15 deadline that may be a viable pivot — see SCORE.md.
• Update SCORE.md status column.

Open windows #

As of 2026-05-07, work in this order:

1. Verify whether the SIGGRAPH Asia Technical Papers form was filed on 2026-05-05. If not, mark the 2026 tech-paper attempt MISSED and reuse the simplified latency argument for later venues.
2. If the form was filed, finish only the reduced SIGGRAPH version described in siggraph-asia-2026-tech/SIMPLIFIED-BRIEF.md before the 2026-05-12 paper deadline and 2026-05-13 upload deadline.
3. Keep ICCC Early Career (2026-05-15) as the next-lightest pivot. It should use the same direct voice but ask for a career/research trajectory, not a full systems contribution.