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Why can't conferences just reasonably reduce the cap on number of submissions? [D]

As per the the 2027 CVPR guidelines: "Maximum number of submissions (continuing from CVPR 2026): Each author may submit at most 25 papers. If an author enrolls more than 25 papers, the Program Chairs (PCs) will desk-reject the submissions that exceed this limit (see the Desk Rejection Policy in Sec…

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  1. 2026-11-04 16:17 · r/MachineLearning
    Why can't conferences just reasonably reduce the cap on number of submissions? [D]

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