ACM CHI Paper Writing Style Guide
Drafts and refines ACM CHI conference papers with rigorous contribution framing, calibrated claims, accessible prose, and length discipline.
The CHI Writing Style skill provides expert guidance for writing and revising ACM SIGCHI conference papers. It helps HCI researchers navigate the unique expectations of mixed reviewer panels by crafting load-bearing contribution statements, calibrating empirical claims to human evidence, formatting participant quotes ethically, ensuring accessibility standards for screen readers and non-native English speakers, and auditing word count against contribution value in a no-page-limit review environment.
主な機能
01Claim calibration framework to balance situated human evidence without overgeneralization or over-hedging
02Load-bearing contribution statement generator typed by finding, artifact, method, or theory
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04Prose accessibility checks and word count audit rules to prevent desk rejection
05Section-by-section alignment guide tailored for diverse quantitative, design, and ethnographic reviewer panels
06Participant voice standards for quote attribution, ethical representation, and bias-free language
ユースケース
01Trimming bloated related work and discussion sections to meet CHI word-to-contribution expectations
02Auditing qualitative research sections to ensure balanced participant quoting and ethical attribution
03Drafting the introduction and explicit contribution bullets for a newly prepared ACM CHI manuscript