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ieeesp-camera-ready

Use when converting an IEEE S&P (Oakland) acceptance into a final paper, including working the shepherd against the draft meta-review's concern list, adding the ethics section, de-anonymizing and restoring disclosure specifics, IEEE compsoc and Xplore requirements, and coordinating artifact submission.

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# IEEE S&P Camera-Ready

Use this after an Accept decision. S&P's camera-ready is not a formatting
pass: acceptance arrives with a **draft meta-review listing remaining
concerns and a shepherd who strikes each concern only when the revision
resolves it** (2027 CFP, checked 2026-07-08). The camera-ready is the last
reviewed artifact of the cycle.

## Working the shepherding loop

1. Convert the draft meta-review into a numbered concern ledger on day one.
2. For each concern, agree internally on: the change, its location, and the
   one-line evidence the shepherd can check.
3. Ask the shepherd early about any concern you believe is out of scope or
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