Capping submissions per author won't cut much: volume comes from many low-output authors
furongh · x · 2026-09-22
Responding to a question about limiting per-author submissions, furongh says historical statistics show capping submissions at 10 or 20 per author wouldn't reduce the total much—the volume is driven by the sheer number of authors submitting only a few papers each.
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