A centralized reviewing service for ACL conferences

ACL Rolling Review provides consistent, high-quality peer review for the international computational linguistics community.

How ARR works

One review process, with continuity across cycles

ARR began with a 2020 proposal and continues to evolve with community experience and feedback.

Learn how ARR works
  1. 1

    Submit for review

    Receive reviews and a meta-review through a regular ARR cycle.

  2. 2

    Revise when useful

    Submit a revision in a later cycle while retaining review continuity.

  3. 3

    Commit to a venue

    Send the reviewed paper to a participating venue for an acceptance decision.

News & notices

Latest blog posts

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ARR October Cycle Update

We have been busy with housekeeping tasks after the submission period ended. In brief, at this time we have:- Added authors of October submissions to the reviewing pool- Assigned papers to Action Editors (AEs),...

Submission dates and process for 2024 Conferences

The use of an ARR-only submission process has been agreed by Program Chairs (PCs), and General Chairs of the upcoming conferences in 2024 (EACL, NAACL and ACL, referred to in this document as *CL...

Response to ACL 2023 Questions

At ACL 2023, there was a plenary session dedicated to updates from ARR and questions from the community (slides). We did not have time to answer all of the questions in the session and...

Malihe Alikhani joins ARR as Ethics co-chair

We’re pleased to announce that Malihe Alikhani has accepted to take on the role of Ethics co-chair for ARR. Malihe works towards designing inclusive and equitable language technologies. She develops systems that can communicate...

Update on Data Collection

We have added an FAQ on the on-going peer review data collection! Check it out for more information on the data and how you can contribute.

Acl Rolling Review Update

See the latest updates, Stats, and FAQs from ACL Rolling Reviews that were presented in EACL 2023. You can find the presentation slides here.