SIGMOD Supplementary Materials Guide
Guides the organization, anonymization, and strategic splitting of supplementary materials and code repositories for ACM SIGMOD submissions.
The SIGMOD Supplementary skill helps database researchers strategically allocate paper content across the 12-page main submission, extended technical reports, and anonymized code/data repositories for ACM SIGMOD and PACMMOD review cycles. It provides actionable protocols for maintaining bulletproof double-blind anonymization across multi-round revisions, auditing files for metadata leaks, aligning theorem and section numbering between versions, and smoothly converting temporary anonymous mirrors into canonical public repositories upon acceptance.
Key Features
01Comprehensive pre-upload sweep checklists to strip author metadata, hostnames, and cloud IDs
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03Theorem and section numbering alignment between submission PDFs and extended technical reports
04Strategic content splitting across main 12-page body, extended report, and code repository
05Camera-ready transition workflows to convert anonymous mirrors into canonical release repositories
06Double-blind anonymization protocols for hosting code and datasets across multi-round revisions
Use Cases
01Structuring and hosting anonymous code/data mirrors that survive multi-round PACMMOD reviews
02Performing pre-submission de-anonymization audits on code archives, notebooks, and supplementary PDFs
03Splitting heavy database proofs, ablations, and full benchmark latency tables into extended technical reports