Workshop registrations:



2005:       232
Mon Ewind:   65
Mon P2PEcon: 43
Fri MINE:    64
Fri WDTN:    60

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2004:        282
Mon FDNA-04  105
Mon NetGames  53
Fri NetTs     64
Fri PINS      59

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2003:        261 

MON           93
WS2 (MoMe):   39
WS3 (NetEd):  31
WS5 (NREDS):  23

WED          168
WS1 (FDNA):  111
WS4 (NICELI): 26
WS6 (RIPQOS): 31
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Workshop advice: 

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Suggestions from NICELI in 2003:
I think the two things that caused us the most trouble were:

(1) Not having a timeline (in advance) for deadlines/decisions
where we (as workshop chairs) had to coordinate in advance
with the rest of the conference.  For example, when should
the various publicity materials be ready?  When does the
printed program need to be ready?  etc.

(2) Getting material onto the Web site was often a bit
confusing (e.g., who really needed the files?) and
unpredictable (when would it show up online?).  Perhaps
there should be a weekly schedule (with some sort of
mechanism for emergency-only updates).

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Make sure that every workshop cfp includes the statement:

the Call For Papers needs the usual prohibition
against submission of papers that had been previously published.
(it's important since some potential novice authors clearly don't 
know the rules.)

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Craig's instructions for creating the workshop proceedings in 2003:

There will only be one ISBN for the workshop proceedings,
even though it contains 4 workshops.

Copyright: Copyright 2003 ACM 1-58113-748-6/03/0008
					    /year/month

For those of you who have papers being published in the workshop proceedings, I
have pulled together
all the relevant information in this note which you should feel free to forward
to your authors.

* PDF and signed copyright forms for all papers must be delivered to me no later
 than MONDAY,
   JUNE 16th.  PDF *must* be in 8.5x11 format.

* Papers should be formatted according to ACM conference guidlines, which may be
 found at:

       http://www.acm.org/sigs/pubs/proceed/template.html

   and must include the ACM copyright notice, which is:

     Permission to make digital or hard copies of all or part of this work for p
ersonal or classroom use is
     granted without fee provided that copies are not made or distributed for pr
ofit or commercial
     advantage and that copies bear this notice and the full citation on the fir
st page. To copy otherwise,
     or republish, to post on servers or to redistribute to lists, requires prio
r specific permission and/or
     a fee.
    ACM SIGCOMM 2003 Workshops, August 25&27, 2003, Karlsruhe, Germany.
    Copyright 2003 ACM 1-58113-748-6/03/0008<8A>$5.00.

  To help at least some authors along, I've attached a copy of the Word template
 document with the
   copyright already in place.

* I must have a signed copy of the ACM copyright form for *each author* for each
 paper (regardless of what the ACM form says).  The copyright
    form is found at:  http://www.sheridanprinting.com/typedept/ACM-Copyright-Fo
rm.pdf

* I must have the email address of someone who can work with me to resolve any f
ormatting problems
   or printing problems with the PDF -- they must be available the entire week o
f June 16th.

My contact information is:

        Email address [where to send PDF, and the source file(.doc/.fm/.tex)]
                +1 yyy yyy yyyy [where to fax signed copyright forms]
                 +1 xxx xxx xxxx [where to call with questions]