A simple Google Docs trick makes NeurIPS rebuttals easier to export as Markdown
JeanKossaifi · x · 2026-07-28
For anyone preparing a NeurIPS rebuttal or any OpenReview response, the author suggests drafting in Google Docs, enabling Markdown in Preferences, and then using “Copy as Markdown” for the final export.
The point is to avoid manually fixing formatting at the end, which can save a surprising amount of time during paper rebuttal season.
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