TMLR refocuses acceptance criteria to put more emphasis on clear writing
jordiponsdotme · x · 2026-09-03
TMLR (Transactions on Machine Learning Research) has refocused its acceptance criteria to place more emphasis on clear writing, detailed in a new blog post. The reposter frames it as a broader lesson: genuinely learning to write well is a skill in rising demand—and one that boosts your thinking—especially as papers and content proliferate in the AI era.
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