It is much harder to get a system paper accepted at HCI conferences than other types of contributions
posted Dec 13, 2018
| It would be interesting to see acceptance rates per different types of contributions. – Whathecode Dec 13, 2018 08:00 |
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System papers typically receive low reviewer scores at HCI conferences
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There are less system papers published at HCI conferences compared to other types of contributions
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Systems research is reviewed unfairly compared to other types of contributions in Human-Computer Interaction
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Accepted system papers at HCI conferences typically have 3-4 person years of work behind them
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Most HCI researchers have a hard time acknowledging the research part of systems research