Eff the ineffable: on the uncommunicability of a conceptually simple contribution to HCI methodology
Helen Oliver, Richard Mortier, Jon Crowcroft

TL;DR
This paper discusses the challenges of effectively communicating simple yet potentially impactful methodological ideas in HCI due to submission constraints.
Contribution
It highlights the communication barriers faced when presenting straightforward concepts within the rigid conventions of HCI publication standards.
Findings
Communication of simple concepts is often hindered by submission constraints.
Field conventions may prevent effective dissemination of straightforward methodological ideas.
The paper emphasizes the need for flexible communication approaches in HCI.
Abstract
Given a simple concept that has the potential for a methodological contribution to the field of HCI, the constraints of submission conventions within the field may make it impossible to communicate the concept in a manner that is intelligible to the reader.
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Taxonomy
TopicsInnovative Human-Technology Interaction · Persona Design and Applications · Data Visualization and Analytics
