Camera-ready paranoia [D]

Reddit r/MachineLearning / 4/16/2026

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A Reddit user asks how to handle anxiety about submitting a camera-ready version to a CVPR workshop (not the main CVPR conference) and worries it may be rejected due to minor formatting or submission mistakes.
They ask when authors typically receive confirmation that a paper will be included in the proceedings, noting their status shows “In production.”
They report taking common precautions—running the paper through the express PDF tool, using the CVPR 2026 template, and keeping acknowledgments within the 8-page limit—but remain concerned.
The thread centers on practical submission-status interpretation and checklist-style reassurance rather than new research or technical developments.

How do you guys deal with camera-ready paranoia? I just submitted my camera-ready version to CVPRW (not even the real conference, just a workshop...) and I'm afraid I've done something wrong and it will get rejected because of it...

Any idea on when we get confirmation it will be placed in the proceedings? I see my paper status as being "In production" but don't know what that means...

Edit: I ran it though the express pdf tool and it "passed", and I also used the CVPR 2026 template, and only went over 8 pages for the Acknowledgments, but still worried...

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