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ppopp-supplementary

Use when deciding what belongs in a PPoPP paper's 10 reviewed pages versus the artifact or appendix, splitting content by decision-criticality so proofs, full core sweeps, and correctness arguments that determine acceptance stay legible in the body, while bulk data and extended runs move out.

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# PPoPP Supplementary

Decide what lives in the **10 reviewed pages** (text and figures, two-column `acmart`) and what
moves to the artifact or an appendix. The governing rule at PPoPP is **decision-criticality**:
anything a reviewer must read to be convinced the result is **correct under concurrency** and
**scales** stays in the body. References are unlimited and free; body space is the scarce resource.

## The decision-criticality test

For each candidate piece of content, ask: *would a reviewer's accept/reject change if they could
not see this?*

```text
[Decides acceptance]  the correctness argument's core, the headline scaling curve, the baseline
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