Researchers propose public desk-rejection records and submission bans on OpenReview
tallinzen · x · 2026-10-16
In a discussion with Chenhao Tan, researcher tallinzen proposes a concrete fix for desk-rejection abuse: make desk rejections publicly visible on OpenReview and ban researchers with X desk rejections from submitting for Y months. Tan responds with skepticism about whether such incentives would actually improve submission quality.
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