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=== User: Final sentence of my ECIS review: »This is a kind of paper which presentation I would like to listen to at the ECIS and… === Final sentence of my ECIS review: »This is a kind of paper which presentation I would like to listen to at the ECIS and further discuss with the authors during the coffee break. Thus I recommend the acceptance” Of course, the usual criteria of rigorour, contribution, relevance, clarity previous literature etc. apply and the paper has several issues (outlined in my review) and a long way to go before making a suitable contribution for a journal level publication. But my main line of thought in GenAI era – Always keep the recipient in mind. Will both the audience in Milano and the authors benefit from the presentation/attendance? Is this a paper that is worth 20 minutes of time of the audience? Disclaimer: My line is from “confidential comments to editors” field, thus this Linkedin post does not break the rules of double blind review
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