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I submitted my paper to conference proceedings and still waiting to get the feedback within 2 months. When I uploaded the paper they asked me to fill the name and email for each co-author in the paper. So I did as they ask and I noticed that they sent an email to all mentioned authors (including the office of my professor and his secretary) that the paper is received and still under review.

What I want to ask is If the paper rejected or sent back to major reviews will my professor get an email from them as I will get?

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  • what is your field? Did you use any platform like EasyChair? If yes, then all the authors are notified. – PsySp Mar 17 '17 at 15:00
  • @PsySp field of computer science, conference name is WI2017 that will be held il Leipzig Germany. wi-lab.com/cyberchair/2017/wi17/scripts/submitform.php – Krebto Mar 17 '17 at 15:05
  • Ok, I checked it and this system is unknown to me (it's not standard). What can I offer it's a guess and that is that everybody will be informed. – PsySp Mar 17 '17 at 15:06
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    Your supervisor's secretary is an author? That's very egalitarian of you! – JeffE Mar 18 '17 at 14:47
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    What exactly is OP worrying about? – Fred Douglis Mar 20 '17 at 20:57
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Some conference systems do, and some systems don't. If the system contacted all authors upon submission, one could speculate that it will also do this when a decision on the paper has been made. But it really depends on the system, and as there are so many, it's hard to predict.

But I'm going to add that it shouldn't matter: Whatever the outcome, you will have to tell your coauthors one way or the other. If they learn it from an automated email, then that is as good as if you sent them a personal email.

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