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Any good advisor will seize on such a conference being held locally as a great (and cheap!) … So make sure to read any guidelines on the conference website before you submit your abstract. …

possibility to make it a paper with N+1 results that takes up 10 pages, then most authors will be of the opinion that the version of the paper with N+1 results will be a more competitive paper for a conference …

It would be absurd and pointless to make you wait until after the conference to submit the journal version of the paper. … Actually I was involved for a few years with the program committee of a large math conference, and encountered a situation where authors submitted a conference version of a paper that has already been …

When your paper is published in a journal or conference proceedings, the publisher will adjust the page numbers to suit the location of your paper in the journal or proceedings volume. …

On a few occasions where coauthors of mine gave talks about our joint papers, I heard later from colleagues who were there that my coauthors said extremely positive things about me and how essential m …

Source: personal experience, including as recent program committee co-chair of a large conference. …

This sounds like a scam, or possibly a legitimate but low quality conference whose organizers are taking some creative license with their use of the term “plenary speaker” (and probably with other things …

This is no achievement whatsoever, and to submit something you think would definitely get rejected just so you can say you submitted to a top conference is an abuse of the academic publishing/conference … One can also debate whether a small chance of getting accepted to a top conference is better than a higher chance of getting accepted at a not so well-ranked conference. …

To recommend that a paper should not be accepted to a conference or journal because it is not novel enough relative to the existing literature is one of the most standard reasons for making such a recommendation … You don’t need to inform the conference chair or anyone else, just apply the same criteria for whether to recommend accepting the paper that you apply to any other paper: novelty, importance, etc. …

To add to @BryanKrause’s excellent answer, the conference organizers are being somewhat sloppy in using the unit size “pixel”, which has no standard physical size, when they probably mean “point” instead …

Does that make it more probable that: The organizers of Big Name Conference VI are more likely to invite her as a speaker; Yea, obviously a person who develops a reputation for giving great talks is … If that doesn't happen, any submission she makes to Big Name Conference VI is more likely to be accepted? Not in the areas I’m familiar with. …

You’re doing it wrong, and are already violating a cultural norm that’s much more important than any norm having to do with a specific choice of character set. That cultural norm is: write papers that …

are academics expected, advised or required to read their conference papers verbatim? …

Now, can I write to the conference and tell them to review the paper or argue with them that the paper could be accepted based on points made by the two reviewers? …

"The conference language is native language, but english contributions are welcome as well. … The conference organizers have made it clear that both native language and English are acceptable and welcome for your conference materials. That means it’s entirely up to you. …