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itcs-writing-style

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Use when drafting or revising an ITCS paper's abstract, introduction, and technical presentation so the conceptual innovation lands before any theorem, the model is motivated as a lens rather than a tweak, scope and limitations are owned up front, and complete proofs are deferred cleanly — matching the ITCS emphasis on new ideas over technical depth.

When to use

• drafting ITCS paper abstracts
• revising ITCS paper introductions
• structuring technical presentation
• motivating models as lenses
• pre-empting reviewer objections
• deferring complete proofs
• framing open problems

When not to use

• writing STOC depth papers
• leading with bounds or techniques
• over-claiming finality on first forays
• bundling multiple parameters into mega-definitions

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