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isr-writing-style

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Use when polishing the prose, structure, abstract, and notation of an Information Systems Research (ISR) manuscript — front-loading the IS contribution, writing for a sociotechnical and intradisciplinary readership, keeping the 300-word abstract and double-anonymized text, and following INFORMS author-date style. Late-stage polish; do not invoke while the contribution or identification/proof is still unsettled.

When to use

• polishing prose, structure, abstract, and notation
• front-loading the IS contribution
• writing for a sociotechnical and intradisciplinary readership
• keeping the 300-word abstract and double-anonymized text
• following INFORMS author-date style
• final pass before isr-submission

When not to use

• use while the contribution or identification/proof is still unsettled

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