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ACM Multimedia Camera-Ready Prep

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Guides authors through the ACM Multimedia (ACM MM) camera-ready publication process, covering paper de-anonymization, eRights forms, artifact release, and presentation prep.

The ACM Multimedia Camera-Ready Prep skill assists researchers and authors in converting accepted ACM MM papers into final versions of record for the ACM Digital Library. It provides structured guidance on reversing blind submissions safely, integrating ACM eRights blocks and CCS concepts into sigconf templates, linking permanent DOI archives for code and datasets, and organizing oral or poster presentations. This skill prevents common camera-ready rejections by enforcing strict preflight checks and metadata alignment.

Key Features

01Artifact and reproducibility badge preparation guidelines with permanent DOI repository linking
02Step-by-step de-anonymization guidance to safely restore author names, affiliations, funding, and references
03Comprehensive pre-submission checklist to prevent common ACM Digital Library formatting rejections
04ACM eRights block formatting and CCS concept integration verification for sigconf templates
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06Oral and poster presentation planning tailored for multimedia showcase and offline safety

Use Cases

01Transitioning anonymous review code and data repositories into permanent, citable public archives
02Formatting and verifying verbatim ACM eRights blocks and Computing Classification System concepts
03Preparing the final camera-ready PDF and metadata for an accepted ACM Multimedia conference paper