OpenCHIReviews launches: a crowdsourced open database of CHI peer reviews
IanArawjo · x · 2026-11-13
Ian Arawjo launched OpenCHIReviews, a crowdsourced open-science database of reviews from ACM HCI conferences (chiefly CHI). Authors submit anonymized reviews and decisions for their own papers, permitted under ACM policy.
- Browse by conference, year, track, outcome, or search text (e.g. "sample size", "novelty")
- So far 4 papers across 3 years, e.g. a 6,457-word two-round CHI 2026 review
- Aims to demystify what HCI peer reviews actually look like
Related event: OpenCHIReviews Launches to Crowdsource Open Peer Reviews(3 posts)→
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