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Hi,

I noticed that UTF-8 is not set by default.
However, putting \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} in the template should not hurt.
This will prevent people from having issues with special characters such as ä, ü, ö...

Should be added in ISMIR 19's template and the TISMIR template.

Hi!
My colleagues and I are currently preparing the camera ready for this year's ISMIR and we are wondering how we could indicate "equal contribution" for the first two authors.

Possible solutions include adding a sentence to the Acknowledgements section, like in this ISMIR 2020 paper or adding a dedicated "Author Contributions" section like in this ISMIR 2021 preprint.
Our preferred solution (because it's the most visible one) would be to add it to the author markup, like it is done here in this ISMIR 2019 paper, which looks like they are using \thanks. For our paper this would look like this:

\multauthor
{Verena Praher$^{1*}$ \hspace{1cm} Katharina Prinz$^{1*}$\thanks{* Equal contribution.}  <other authors>}

However, the template contains the following comment % Note: Please do NOT use \thanks or a \footnote in any of the author markup.

Is it ok to use the \thanks command for this purpose? Or is there another suggested solution to indicate shared authorship in an ISMIR publication?

Thanks a lot and best regards
Verena & Katharina

Whenever I add

\usepackage{hyperref}

to the preamble of an ISMIR paper and run pdflatex, I get compilation errors like these:

! Extra \fi.
\Hy@writebookmark ... {#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}{#5}\fi \fi 
                                                  
l.133 \section{Introduction}
                            \label{sec:introduction}

In the following prompt, if I enter "R" to go into nonstopmode (or likewise, if I run pdflatex -interaction nonstopmode), compilation finishes fine and links to figures, sections, footnotes and URLs in the output file work, but citations are not linked to the respective bibliography entries (they do not turn into hyperrefs).

This has happened to me for every ISMIR paper. Until disproven, I blame ismir.sty, but I don't know how to start debugging this.

When reviewing a paper, it is often considerably faster to make references into the paper using linenumbers printed in the margins, rather than copying part of the sentence, or referencing by page/column/paragraph.

It seems the tradition here has been to copy-create a new folder for each year. This is in contrast to a more typical git workflow where there would only ever be one template, and different releases are tagged for different conferences.

This could be good to get in front of for ISMIR2019. What are your thoughts @f0k + @stefan-balke, as contributors? or @julian-urbano on behalf of the program co-chairs?

Is there any way to use \citet with the template?

There has been discussion in the last few years, and particularly on the board, about making it crystal clear to the community that late-breaking demo papers are not part of the proceedings, since they aren't peer reviewed in the same way as publications, and thus aren't held to the same high standards. However, LBD papers get cited (rather than footnoted), and we should address this trend.

What do folks think about changing non-proceedings templates (LBD, MIREX) to look sufficiently distinct from ISMIR / TISMIR papers? We could explicitly call them technical reports, white papers, or something of the sort, so that anyone who finds them on the internet / google scholar is not confused about the status (and thus rigor) of the article?

something like this provides a clear right-hand label? https://www.sharelatex.com/templates/journals/copernicus-discussions

See PR#1

Some authors reported that pdfs compiled in their machines missed the section numbers. This seems to be a bug in titlesec package 2.10.1, which apparently is the version included in Ubuntu 16.04 (and maybe other distributions as well).

There is a solution available online for this issue. Add:

\usepackage{etoolbox}

\makeatletter
\patchcmd{\ttlh@hang}{\parindent\z@}{\parindent\z@\leavevmode}{}{}
\patchcmd{\ttlh@hang}{\noindent}{}{}{}
\makeatother

after \usepackage{titlesec} in tismir.sty.

Pull request #9 should fix this.