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If you know your paper will be seriously reorganized, it is probably wiser to wait before sending to arXiv. Although it is possible to update papers on arXiv, the site also numbers the versions and also indicates the date of each version.

It is not always advantageous for the reputation of a submission to have have several several updates or a long delay between submission to arXiv and actual publication in an actual journal (of course details of what is a lengthy delay will depend on the disciplines and subdisciplines.)

There are exceptions, for instance in hot areas where you may need to establish priority. This should be balanced with the possible negative perceptions stated above.

If you know your paper will be seriously reorganized, it is probably wiser to wait before sending to arXiv. Although it is possible to update papers on arXiv, the site also numbers the versions and also indicates the date of each version.

It is not always advantageous for the reputation of a submission to have have several updates or a long delay between submission to arXiv and actual publication in an actual journal (of course details of what is a lengthy delay will depend on the disciplines and subdisciplines.)

There are exceptions, for instance in hot areas where you may need to establish priority. This should be balanced with the possible negative perceptions stated above.

If you know your paper will be seriously reorganized, it is probably wiser to wait before sending to arXiv. Although it is possible to update papers on arXiv, the site also numbers the versions and also indicates the date of each version.

It is not always advantageous for the reputation of a submission to have several updates or a long delay between submission to arXiv and actual publication in an actual journal (of course details of what is a lengthy delay will depend on the disciplines and subdisciplines.)

There are exceptions, for instance in hot areas where you may need to establish priority. This should be balanced with the possible negative perceptions stated above.

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user67075
user67075

If you know your paper will be seriously reorganized, it is probably wiser to wait before sending to arXiv. Although it is possible to update papers on arXiv, the site also numbers the versions and also indicates the date of each version.

It is not always advantageous for the reputation of a submission to have have several updates or a long delay between submission to arXiv and actual publication in an actual journal (of course details of what is a lengthy delay will depend on the disciplines and subdisciplines.)

There are exceptions, for instance in hot areas where you may need to establish priority. This should be balanced with the possible negative perceptions stated above.