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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-
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Submit for review
Receive reviews and a meta-review through a regular ARR cycle.
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Revise when useful
Submit a revision in a later cycle while retaining review continuity.
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Commit to a venue
Send the reviewed paper to a participating venue for an acceptance decision.
News & notices
Latest blog posts
Modified Timeline December
For the December cycle, ARR will have a slightly modified timeline. Reviews will be released on January 28th given that reviewing started a bit later due to the end of the semester, the overlapping...
Resubmissions
We have received several questions about resubmitting to ARR. We have now modified the call for papers to address these questions, which have to do with adding/removing authors, providing responses to reviewers, and requesting...
Choices
There is no need to withdraw any papers from ARR after reviewing is complete (in fact if you do withdraw your paper from an ARR cycle, we won’t be able to transfer that paper...
Modified Timeline January
As in November, ARR will have a slightly modified timeline in January (ntoe that all deadlines are 11:59pm AOE):* January 15th: Submission deadline* January 16th-24th: Reviewer/AE assignment* January 24th-27th: SAC/AE paper check and reassignment*...
Arr Changes December
We are introducing several changes to ACL Rolling Review starting with the December 2021 deadline.