[D] ACL 2026 Conference 2026

Reddit r/MachineLearning / 3/31/2026

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The post discusses an ACL 2026 submission portal showing “ACL 2026 Conference added a new edit” multiple times, raising questions about what those edits mean for each submitted paper.
The author observes that one paper has not been edited yet and has a lower ID than the others, and wonders whether that indicates rejection.
The core issue is interpreting submission-status activity/edits in a conference management system and whether lack of edits correlates with selection outcomes.
The content is presented as a user inquiry on Reddit rather than an official announcement or guidance from ACL.
No definitive resolution or official explanation is provided in the excerpt, leaving the submitter seeking clarification on the process.

I have 4 papers submitted to ACL, and when I check now, the recent activity shows "ACL 2026 Conference added a new edit" three times. I know which paper has not been edited yet. Does that mean the paper that has not been edited is rejected, or what?

The paper that has not been edited yet id is lower than the others

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