Modified Timeline November
For November, working with the ACL 2022 senior area chairs and program chairs, we will have a slightly modified ARR timeline. * Nov 19-22 - SACs check AE assignments* Nov 25 - finalized AE...
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
We have a new Reviewer Tutorial
We have a new reviewer tutorial! Thanks to Anna Rogers and Isabelle Augenstein for creating it.
November 2021 Submmissions
November submissions are open! Please submit your papers here.
Emergency Reviewers and Action Editors
We are recruiting volunteer emergency reviewers and emergency action editors. To volunteer, fill out (Update: These forms are no longer in use. Please contact the editors to volunteer):* Emergency action editor form* Emergency reviewer...
ARR Status Report
The ACL Rolling Review (ARR) officially kicked off in early 2021, with the first call for papers in April, and the first deadline in May. This initiative was started with the promise of a...
Opening for Communications Team members
We have openings for members of a new “communications team.” This role (alongside the current communications lead) would encompass website updates, social media presence, and triaging/responding to support email. To apply, contact editors at...