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Eacl Workflow by brycewang-stanford

Name: Eacl Workflow
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Author: brycewang-stanford

Eacl Workflow

Use when planning an EACL project timeline through ACL Rolling Review, covering the single viable ARR cycle with no fallback, backward planning from the one deadline, the rebuttal window, the commitment decision to EACL, notification, and camera-ready through ACL Anthology publication, plus re-routing since the next chance is another conference.

brycewang-stanford Updated Aug 19, 2026 1k repo stars

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EACL Workflow

Use this as the project-management skill for an EACL submission. EACL is a conference routed through ACL Rolling Review: it has no standing editor-in-chief and no article-processing charge. The rotating leadership is the per-edition General Chair and Program Chairs (EACL 2027: General Chair Isabelle Augenstein; Program Chairs Malvina Nissim, Roi Reichart, Sara Tonelli — verified 2026-07-09). The cost model is registration; the Anthology is open access with no author fee. Replace every date below with the current official timetable.

The single-cycle calendar (EACL 2027 anchor)

Because EACL 2027 sits early in the year, the organizers named one viable ARR cycle — there is no fallback. That reshapes planning around a single hard gate:

Milestone	EACL 2027 anchor date	Owner
ARR submission (only cycle)	August 3, 2026	ARR
Rebuttal window	in-cycle (待核实 exact dates)	Authors
Meta-review	in-cycle	Action editor
Commitment to EACL	October 11, 2026	Authors
Notification	November 12, 2026	EACL
Camera-ready	November 26, 2026	Authors
Conference	March 9-14, 2027, Athens	EACL

All ARR/commitment deadlines run anywhere-on-Earth; confirm exact times on the live pages.

Backward-planning offsets

Work backwards from the single ARR deadline (D):
  D-8 weeks: freeze scope; lock experiments (eacl-experiments)
  D-6 weeks: first full draft; run the worked-example arc (eacl-writing-style)
  D-4 weeks: related-work freshness sweep (eacl-related-work)
  D-3 weeks: reproducibility + artifact packaging (eacl-reproducibility, eacl-artifact-evaluation)
  D-2 weeks: Limitations + supplementary placement (eacl-supplementary)
  D-1 week:  checklist, anonymization, page count (eacl-submission)
  D-3 days:  smoke-check archive; submit early

Plan the fallback that is not a next cycle

The usual *ACL "resubmit next cycle" safety net does not exist for a single-cycle EACL edition. Before the deadline, decide the re-route plan: if the paper misses or is rejected, which sibling venue (ACL, EMNLP, NAACL, AACL) is next, and the ARR reviews travel with it.
This makes the submit-thin-or-wait decision from eacl-submission a real fork — resolve it early, not on deadline night.

At each gate

Submission: run eacl-submission; there is no second attempt this edition.
Rebuttal: run eacl-author-response; fix what fits the window because you cannot defer.
Commitment: run eacl-review-process; weigh main vs Findings vs re-route.
Camera-ready: run eacl-camera-ready; author list is frozen from commitment.

Cadence caution

EACL does not run every year and its calendar slot moves; do not carry the 2027 timing to another edition. Confirm the edition exists and reopen its CFP before planning.

Output format

[Timeline] <backward-planned dates from the single ARR deadline>
[Single-cycle risk] <readiness for the one gate>
[Rebuttal plan] <what can be fixed in-window>
[Commitment decision] <main / Findings / re-route>
[Re-route fallback] <named sibling venue + ARR-review carry-forward>
[Camera-ready + logistics] <deadlines, registration, presentation>

---name: eacl-workflowdescription: Use when planning an EACL project timeline through ACL Rolling Review, covering the single viable ARR cycle with no fallback, backward planning from the one deadline, the rebuttal window, the commitment decision to EACL, notification, and camera-ready through ACL Anthology publication, plus re-routing since the next chance is another conference.---# EACL WorkflowUse this as the project-management skill for an EACL submission. EACL is a conference routedthrough ACL Rolling Review: it has no standing editor-in-chief and no article-processing charge.The rotating leadership is the per-edition General Chair and Program Chairs (EACL 2027: GeneralChair Isabelle Augenstein; Program Chairs Malvina Nissim, Roi Reichart, Sara Tonelli — verified2026-07-09). The cost model is registration; the Anthology is open access with no author fee.Replace every date below with the current official timetable.## The single-cycle calendar (EACL 2027 anchor)Because EACL 2027 sits early in the year, the organizers named **one viable ARR cycle** — thereis **no fallback**. That reshapes planning around a single hard gate:| Milestone | EACL 2027 anchor date | Owner ||---|---|---|| ARR submission (only cycle) | August 3, 2026 | ARR || Rebuttal window | in-cycle (待核实 exact dates) | Authors || Meta-review | in-cycle | Action editor || Commitment to EACL | October 11, 2026 | Authors || Notification | November 12, 2026 | EACL || Camera-ready | November 26, 2026 | Authors || Conference | March 9-14, 2027, Athens | EACL |All ARR/commitment deadlines run anywhere-on-Earth; confirm exact times on the live pages.## Backward-planning offsets```textWork backwards from the single ARR deadline (D): D-8 weeks: freeze scope; lock experiments (eacl-experiments) D-6 weeks: first full draft; run the worked-example arc (eacl-writing-style) D-4 weeks: related-work freshness sweep (eacl-related-work) D-3 weeks: reproducibility + artifact packaging (eacl-reproducibility, eacl-artifact-evaluation) D-2 weeks: Limitations + supplementary placement (eacl-supplementary) D-1 week: checklist, anonymization, page count (eacl-submission) D-3 days: smoke-check archive; submit early```## Plan the fallback that is not a next cycle- The usual *ACL "resubmit next cycle" safety net **does not exist** for a single-cycle EACL edition. Before the deadline, decide the **re-route plan**: if the paper misses or is rejected, which sibling venue (ACL, EMNLP, NAACL, AACL) is next, and the ARR reviews travel with it.- This makes the submit-thin-or-wait decision from `eacl-submission` a real fork — resolve it early, not on deadline night.## At each gate- **Submission:** run `eacl-submission`; there is no second attempt this edition.- **Rebuttal:** run `eacl-author-response`; fix what fits the window because you cannot defer.- **Commitment:** run `eacl-review-process`; weigh main vs Findings vs re-route.- **Camera-ready:** run `eacl-camera-ready`; author list is frozen from commitment.## Cadence caution- EACL does not run every year and its calendar slot moves; do **not** carry the 2027 timing to another edition. Confirm the edition exists and reopen its CFP before planning.## Output format```text[Timeline] <backward-planned dates from the single ARR deadline>[Single-cycle risk] <readiness for the one gate>[Rebuttal plan] <what can be fixed in-window>[Commitment decision] <main / Findings / re-route>[Re-route fallback] <named sibling venue + ARR-review carry-forward>[Camera-ready + logistics] <deadlines, registration, presentation>```

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