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acmmm-review-process

Use when reasoning about the ACM MM (ACM Multimedia) review pipeline — thematic-area routing to reviewers and area chairs, the OpenReview double-blind process and its single-blind track exceptions, the optional anonymous rebuttal, the meta-review and decision, and the oral/poster and award tiers, and where an author actually has leverage.

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# ACM MM Review Process

Use this to build an accurate mental model of how an ACM Multimedia paper is judged, so
strategy targets the points where an author can move the outcome and not the points where they
cannot.

## The pipeline

1. **Submission + thematic area.** The paper enters OpenReview under a chosen thematic area,
   which routes it to a matching reviewer pool and area chair.
2. **Assignment.** Reviewers and an AC are assigned; a mismatched thematic area is where papers
   get reviewers who cannot judge the contribution.
3. **Reviews.** Reviewers assess novelty, cross-modal soundness, evidence (including user
   studies where relevant), and reproducibility.
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