📢 New Category: Anonymous Sharing & Supplementary Materials
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We’re excited to introduce a new category on cspaper.org:
Anonymous Sharing & Supplementary Materials
PurposeThis category is designed specifically for anonymized sharing of supplementary materials such as:
- Additional experimental results or figures
- Extended ablation studies
- Links to datasets or demos
- Supplementary explanations that didn’t fit in the main paper
It’s especially useful during rebuttals, when you may need to share extra content with reviewers but remain compliant with anonymity and strict page limits.
How It Works
Only unverified (but registered) users can post in this category: make sure to skip filling your email during registration.
You can edit or delete your post anytime
Use a username that doesn’t reveal your identity
Share the link to your anonymous supplementary materials post/topic
This keeps everything in line with double-blind peer review policies while giving you a legitimate way to share supporting materials.
️ Stay AnonymousPlease do not use real names or affiliations when posting.
If you're unsure how to create an anonymous username, try one of these generators:- Jimpix Random Username Generator
- UsernameGenerator.com
- NordPass Username Generator
- Dashlane Username Generator
Example Use Case- You're writing the rebuttal for your paper submitted and reviewed by NeurIPS/ICML/ACL.
- You need to trim down your rebuttal to fit the rebuttal length limit. But, you want to share detailed results or code (causing violation of rebuttal length) with reviewers during the rebuttal.
- Just post them anonymously in that category and include the link in your response!
Pro Tipyou can make your url even shorter by leveraging services like TinyURL and Bitly.
Start PostingVisit the category here and share your materials:
https://cspaper.org/category/10/anonymous-sharing-supplementary-materials
