paperlint 6.2.1 → 6.2.2

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  {
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  "name": "paperlint",
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- "version": "6.2.1",
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+ "version": "6.2.2",
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  "description": "A linter for scientific papers written in LaTeX: catches mistakes before you submit to a conference or journal.",
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  "type": "module",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  ## Attendance and the talk (2026 edition)
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+ **Every year: the deadline and the upload channel come from the parent conference's
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+ not-in-person page, not from this card.** Look that page up again for the new edition; the dates
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+ below are 2026's.
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  **Remote is allowed, but there is no live slot.** On 2026-08-27 the chairs told accepted authors
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  who cannot travel (by email) that the workshop adopts ASE 2026's
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  [Not-in-Person Presentations](https://conf.researchr.org/track/ase-2026/ase-2026-not-in-person-presentations)
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  Instead the author sends:
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- | artifact | what the page says | deadline |
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- | video | "made available via a dedicated page on the conference website (recommendation: 10 min duration, mp4 file format, HD resolution)" | ASE page: 2026-10-08; the workshop chairs asked by email for **2026-10-01** |
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- | one-slide | "shown during one of the conference sessions"; no size or format stated | same as the video |
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- | poster | optional for the workshop; ASE prints it | ASE page: 2026-09-21 |
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+ | artifact | what the page says | deadline (2026) |
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+ | --------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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+ | video | "made available via a dedicated page on the conference website (recommendation: 10 min duration, mp4 file format, HD resolution)" | 2026-10-08 (ASE page; the chairs first asked for 10-01, then deferred to the page) |
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+ | one-slide | "shown during one of the conference sessions"; no size or format stated | same as the video |
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+ | poster | optional for the workshop; ASE prints it | ASE page: 2026-09-21 |
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  **Where to upload.** The page says: "find the submission link on the submission page for your paper
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  (see author-kit e-mail from Conference Publishing Consulting)". That is the same personal page used
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  for the camera-ready. On it, the block "Optional Archive/Appendix/Video/Picture Submissions … Submit
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  Material to ACM" uploads straight into the ACM system, once per file. "All submitted material will be
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  published in the ACM DL if the publishing-rights agreement gives permission for this", so tick
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- permission for auxiliary material when filling in eRights. The chairs never named a channel in
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- email; sending the files to them as attachments as well covers both readings.
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+ permission for auxiliary material when filling in eRights. Asked where to send the files, the
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+ chairs answered (2026-10-01) only with a link to the ASE page, so the page governs: channel and
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+ deadline both come from it, and email attachments are not needed.
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  **The slot.** Per the chairs' email to all authors (2026-09-29), a short paper gets 10 minutes in
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  total: approximately 6–7 for the presentation and 3–4 for questions. It is stated as approximate,