Sharing also some rejections… Here is a paper that was rejected from STOC 2025, but I don't mind that. We got very thorough and fair expert reviews, and I was happy to see that the reviewers liked this work, even if they weren't enthusiastic enough to recommend acceptance.
arxiv.org/abs/2407.05445
Shared Randomness Helps with L...
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Reviewer 1: "This is a very interesting complexity separation"
Reviewer 2: "I like that the result is surprising"
Reviewer 3: "The biggest strength of the paper is clearly the resolution of a natural question"
Thanks for the nice words to the anonymous reviewers, this made me smile. :)
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@jukkasuomela.fi Hi Jukka! In such a case, would you see these reviews as a big enough "justification" for submitting to the next FOCS? I always find it a bit hard to give advice on how often it is "acceptable" in the community to try the same conference (or a conference of the same level).
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