Researchers skip ICLR over review chaos — and once a journal collapsed before deciding
Aaroth · x · 2026-09-26
Researcher Aaroth says they decided to submit two papers to journals instead of ICLR to avoid the anticipated mess of this year's review process. As a cautionary note, the last time they submitted to a journal (GEB), the review took so long that the journal itself collapsed before a decision was ever made. The post reflects growing researcher frustration with peer-review bottlenecks.
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