How you writePapers → cites
Sources travel with the sentence.Not pasted on at the end.
Drafts move fast; submissions stall on “where did this come from?” Keep papers and in-text cites on the same manuscript.
You can attach papers once the draft is open.

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Attach the papers you argue with
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Cite inside the body
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Draft related work and the bibliography
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Match the venue’s citation style
Related work must check out
Related work is not adjective piles—each contrast should point to a real paper.
Venue styles change; the evidence links should not. Keep provenance, then restyle.
This draft vs what you keep
Papers for this manuscript can stay short and on-question. Surveys and method pieces you reuse belong in the knowledge library for the next draft.

