How does ACM view the Repository?
ACM strongly supports the development of the Repository as part of a broad strategy of providing the services that its members require. However, ACM sees CoRR as a service to the whole computing community. Already there have been informal discussions with other societies about co-sponsoring the Repository or developing interlinked services. This interest comes from both the United States and Europe. Clearly, the community would be best served by the various societies collaborating, rather than having them develop competing strategies. For its own part, ACM is planning to link CoRR with other ACM activities. For example, users of the ACM Digital Library will be able to include CoRR in their searches. ACM expects to develop policies and procedures to make it easy to submit papers from CoRR to an ACM journal. However, there is certainly no expectation that all CoRR papers will be submitted to ACM journals. Authors are free to submit their papers to any journal of their choice. And some pa
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