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issta-author-response

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Use when drafting an ISSTA author response for the rebuttal window or planning a Major-Revision resubmission, covering evidence-anchored replies, the Accept/Major-Revision/Reject outcome model, converting reviewer asks into a revision ledger, anonymity in the response, and the difference between a rebuttal claim and a promised change.

When to use

• drafting ISSTA author response
• planning Major-Revision resubmission
• converting reviewer asks into a revision ledger
• answering decision-critical concerns
• separating rebuttal corrections from promised changes
• handling reviewer pushback patterns
• calibrating discussion-phase replies

When not to use

• promising experiments not run within a Major-Revision window
• revealing institution or de-anonymizing details
• pasting whole new results sections into the response box
• arguing tone

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