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Self-promotion can be considered the act or practice of promoting one's own interests, profile, etc
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Is it ok to mention my upcoming post during my conference presentation?
This answer is based on conference experience from CS subfields.
a) is this common, or should I just stick to the research findings, and
Yes, it is fairly common for presenters to stick in a lit …
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