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(Created page with "==Introduction== The rebuttal is the only opportunity you have to respond to paper reviews.<br> Typically, you should write a rebuttal regardless of your paper scores. However, if your scores are very poor (e.g. many weak rejects or even strong rejects), then it may be better to withdraw the paper, revise it, and resubmit to another conference. Typically you will have at most one week to craft your rebuttal.<br> The rebuttal is supposed to be read by the reviewers and t...") |
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Typically you will have at most one week to craft your rebuttal.<br> | Typically you will have at most one week to craft your rebuttal.<br> | ||
The rebuttal | The target audience of the rebuttal include both the reviewers and the AC who decides whether your paper will be accepted. | ||
===Starting off=== | ===Starting off=== | ||