ConceptDouble-blind review
Double-Blind Policy
An institutional design adopted by academic conferences to ensure fairness in review, requiring reviewers and authors to remain mutually anonymous. Submissions must anonymize information such as names, affiliations, and acknowledgments.
Timeline (last 90 days)
Oct 16
Violating the double-blind policy (such as promoting a paper prominently on a preprint platform in advance or leaving identifiable information in the paper) is one of the common triggers for desk rejection.
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