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Is there any unified platform that would list the deadlines (especially the submission deadlines) for conferences/journals? Ideally I would like to select a few conferences/journals I am interested in publishing to, and the website would give me the list of upcoming deadlines.

Right now I have to check out each individual conference/journal website, which is pretty tedious and error-prone (all the more so as it is pretty common for deadline to be extended).

I am mostly interested in the field of computer science > machine learning, and English-speaking venues.

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  • confsearch.org
    – Jukka Suomela
    Commented Sep 12, 2014 at 19:25
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    Wikicfp has a nice timeline view
    – ff524
    Commented Sep 12, 2014 at 19:36
  • possible duplicate of How to search for upcoming conferences that will be held in a specific subject
    – David Ketcheson
    Commented Sep 13, 2014 at 4:42
  • @DavidKetcheson Thanks but I think that's two different questions: I'm just interested in deadlines and I am looking for a way to list deadlines for a chosen set of conferences (just like in Wikicfp), which can have different topics.
    – Franck Dernoncourt
    Commented Sep 13, 2014 at 4:53
  • Okay, I agree and I retracted my close vote. But you will need to tell the site which conferences you are interested in. How can that be any faster than just checking the deadlines yourself?
    – David Ketcheson
    Commented Sep 13, 2014 at 4:57

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WikiCFP offers this. To use this feature, you are required to register and sign in to your account.

Once you are logged in, find the Calls for Papers (CFPs) you are interested in and choose "Add to my list". (You can add multiple CFPs at a time if they appear in the same search results or "recent CFPs" list).

Then, from the sidebar, choose "My list" or "Timeline" to see all the deadlines for the conferences you have selected in your preferred format. Timeline view is pretty nice; it shows you the registration, submission, notification, and camera-ready deadlines, as well as the dates of the actual conference. Here is a screenshot:

Wikicfp timeline view

However, WifiCFP relies on user-submitted content (for both original CFP submissions, and updates e.g., for deadline extensions). So the usefulness of this for you will depend on how active people in your field are on WikiCFP.

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  • I've found WikiCFP to be worse than useless in the past. It often lists incorrect dates, which is worse than listing nothing. So be wary.
    – Thomas Steinke
    Commented Aug 5, 2017 at 23:29
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    @Thomas It does not list incorrect dates. WikiCfp is none other than its users. The date change might occur because the user didn't edit the deadline (dates) of the conference. So, blaming the website as a whole is not a good idea, I guess.
    – Coder
    Commented Aug 6, 2017 at 16:39
  • Sure. I think they are trying to do a good thing. I just think people should be warned that the data is not always reliable, so yo should confirm with an official source.
    – Thomas Steinke
    Commented Aug 6, 2017 at 17:57
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http://allconferencecfpalerts.com/ is a unified platform that lists conference / journal deadlines.

It also provides Open Access Research Sharing System - Share URL

Share-url link in the allconferencecfpalerts.com site is mainly built for researchers to share their academic information category wise. It is an open access platform to help researchers get more visibility and citations. This page is user-friendly so that authors can share information easily.

Authors who wish to post their Research information should register by creating Login id password. Login or registration is not required to view, search and download articles from the portal. All Share URL posts are categorized based on research area. User can search by title of the paper or author's name.

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i am building a similar or improved version of wikicfp, you can visit at callforpaper.org

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