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sigcomm-supplementary

Use when organizing the material around an ACM SIGCOMM paper — deciding what lives in the 12-page body versus references versus optional appendices, keeping the main paper self-contained, anticipating the shepherd's appendix-necessity approval, and placing extended measurements and proofs outside the cap without hiding load-bearing content.

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# SIGCOMM Supplementary

Use this when splitting a SIGCOMM paper across body, references, and appendices. The controlling
rule: the 12 single-spaced pages before references must carry the argument on their own;
appendices and references sit outside the cap but do not rescue an incomplete body. Reopen the
current CFP to confirm this edition's appendix handling.

## What goes where

- **Body (≤ 12 single-spaced pages, figures and tables included):** the measured problem, the
  design principle, the mechanism, and the decision-critical evaluation. A reviewer must
  understand and believe the contribution without turning to an appendix.
- **References (outside the cap):** as many as needed; never trimmed for space or anonymity.
- **Appendices (optional, after references, outside the cap):** extended measurement sweeps,
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