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colt-author-response

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Use when drafting a COLT (Conference on Learning Theory) rebuttal after initial reviews, handling proof-correctness objections, tightness and novelty-of-technique challenges, the area-chair identity-reveal rule, and concession strategy for theorem-first papers where one unrepaired gap outweighs every polished answer.

When to use

• drafting a COLT rebuttal
• handling proof-correctness objections
• addressing tightness and novelty-of-technique challenges
• managing the area-chair identity-reveal rule
• concession strategy for theorem-first papers
• repairing perceived gaps
• correcting factual misreadings
• defusing novelty attacks

When not to use

• announcing new theorems
• de-anonymizing yourself proactively
• advertising results proved after submission
• discussing review fairness

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