IIRC it was PET (Privacy-Enhancing Technologies) that rejected the last paper, due to it not having a focus on security?
IEEE P2P is not so security-oriented, I think, in which case we would have a better chance of being accepted by them. X On 15/01/12 23:46, Ian Clarke wrote: > Will you submit? These guys have rejected our papers in the past specifically > because we haven't yet formally responded to the Pitch Black paper, so > submitting a response to it would be a pretty good thing IMHO. > > Have you had any contact with Theodore Hong? If you ask him very nicely he > may > be willing to provide feedback on your paper. Of course I will too, but Theo > has a lot more experience with academic papers than I do. > > Ian. > > On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 9:29 PM, Michael Grube <michael.grube at gmail.com > <mailto:michael.grube at gmail.com>> wrote: > > Thanks for the info! > > On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 10:12 PM, Ian Clarke <ian at freenetproject.org > <mailto:ian at freenetproject.org>> wrote: > > fyi > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: *David Hausheer* <hausheer at kom.tu-darmstadt.de > <mailto:hausheer at kom.tu-darmstadt.de>> > Date: Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 5:27 PM > Subject: Call for Papers: IEEE P2P 2012 > To: David Hausheer <hausheer at kom.tu-darmstadt.de > <mailto:hausheer at kom.tu-darmstadt.de>> > > > > ##############################__##############################__######### > IEEE P2P 2012 > 12th International Conference in Peer-to-Peer Computing > CALL FOR PAPERS > > ##############################__##############################__######### > > September 3-5 2012, Tarragona (Spain) > http://www.ieee-p2p.org > > > ##############################__##############################__########## > # Papers Due: *** April, 13 2012 *** > # Accepted papers will be published in the conference proceedings > # by the IEEE Computer Society Press, which are indexed by EI. > > ##############################__##############################__########## > > The P2P'12 conference solicits papers on all aspects of large-scale > distributed computing. Of particular interest is research that > furthers the state-of-the-art in the design and analysis of > large-scale distributed applications and systems, or that investigates > real, deployed, applications or systems. We seek high-quality and > original contributions on this general theme along a range of topics > including: > > * Information retrieval and query support > * P2P for cloud computing > * Large-scale infrastructure technology > * Semantic overlay networks and semantic query routing > * P2P for grids, clouds, and datacenters > * Deployed (commercial) applications and systems > * Security, trust, and reputation > * Cooperation, incentives, and fairness > * P2P economics > * Social networks > * Overlay architectures and topologies > * Overlay interaction with underlying infrastructure > * Overlay monitoring and management > * Self-organization > * P2P applications and systems over mobile networks > * Measurements and modeling of P2P and cloud systems > * Performance, robustness, and scalability > > > > ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++__++++++ > Paper submission guidelines > ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++__++++++ > > Papers can be submitted either as full papers or as short papers > (following the IEEE single-spaced two-column format and a 10-point > font size). Full papers should not exceed 10 pages and short papers > should not exceed 5 pages. Short papers are expected to present work > that is less mature but holds promise, articulate a high-level vision, > describe challenging future directions or offer results that do not > merit a full submission. Please note that short papers also need > evaluation results or analysis to corroborate the claims of the paper > and that a paper longer than 5 pages is treated as a full paper. > > Papers must be submitted electronically in PDF format through the EDAS > paper-submission website linked from the conference website. IEEE > templates for LaTeX and Microsoft Word, as well as related > information, can be found at the IEEE Digital Toolbox webpage. The > conference proceedings will be published by the IEEE Communications > Society. > > All submissions will be evaluated using a double-blind review > process. To ensure blind reviewing, papers should be anonymized by > removing author names and affiliations, as well as by masking any > information about projects and bibliographic references, etc. that > might reveal the authors' identities. Papers that are not properly > anonymized will be rejected without review. Submitted papers should > describe original and previously unpublished research and are not > allowed to be simultaneously submitted or under review elsewhere. > > *Note:* P2P 2012 will experiment with two changes to the traditional > reviewing process: two-phase reviewing and "open reviews". These > changes are an effort to provide additional feedback to authors of > submitted papers and make the overall reviewing process more > transparent. Specifically, all paper submissions will receive between > 3 and 5 reviews each; while all papers will receive at least 3 > reviews, papers of sufficient quality will undergo a second reviewing > phase. In addition, the camera-ready version of each accepted paper > will be accompanied by a 1-page summary that consists of the > significant portions of the (anonymized) reviews that the paper > received during the reviewing process and a 1-paragraph summary by the > authors detailing how they addressed the reviewers' comments. The > conference proceedings as well as the conference website will include > the camera-ready version of each accepted paper together with the > corresponding 1-page summary review. > > In addition to the main conference, IEEE P2P 2012 will have a poster > and demo session, and a conference best paper award. Thanks to the > supporting organizations, P2P 2012 also plans to offer a small number > of travel grants . 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