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I've got 3.5/4/3 for soundness and 3/2.5/2.5 for overall. Do I have chances for findings? Or to withdraw and submit to other venues?
It got some shots to Findings (Figure 5a at https://aclanthology.org/2023.acl-long.report.pdf). To me, the overall score seems similar to the excitement score (by its definition). Both overall and excitement score tends to be lower than the soundness score, and are more subjective.
Your average soundness score is 3.5 (high, i.e., in the range of the main and findings paper), and the averaged overall score is 2.7 (a bit lower than the average of the findings paper)
Good soundness score and not bad overall. It should have a chance for Finding maybe.
When a paper is submitted for the Main conference (long paper), it can be accepted to the Findings session?
i guess it is, the paper is considered as : main, findings or reject.