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To format an ASE submission, apply the ACM acmart sigconf template to ensure correct bibliographic style, anonymization, and page limit compliance. This process enforces double-blind review requirements and standardizes the document structure for conference submission.

Double-blind review for an ASE paper requires removing author names and affiliations from the manuscript. You must ensure your submission is properly anonymized while adhering to conference-specific page limits before the review phase.

Preparing an ASE camera-ready version involves transitioning from the anonymous submission to including author details, licensing, and DOI/ISBN metadata. You must also ensure all citations follow the ACM-Reference-Format requirements for final publication.

Yes, ASE submissions require ACM-Reference-Format citations for final acceptance. The formatting process ensures your bibliographic style matches ACM sigconf guidelines, incorporating correct DOI and ISBN metadata into the references.

You add DOI and ISBN metadata during the camera-ready preparation phase of your ASE submission. This step integrates the required bibliographic identifiers into the ACM sigconf template to satisfy ACM publication standards.