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hpca-supplementary
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# HPCA Supplementary
Use this to triage material across the destinations HPCA actually provides. HPCA has
no open-ended supplementary upload culture: material lives in one of four places, and
putting it in the wrong one either wastes body pages or leaks anonymity.
## The four destinations
1. **The 11-page body.** Only what the argument needs to stand: the characterization,
the mechanism, and the headline evidence. Everything a reviewer must read to
believe the claim.
2. **The appendix (within the submitted PDF's allowance).** Extended methodology,
additional sensitivity studies, proofs of any modeled bounds — material a reviewer
*may* consult, kept out of the core argument.