1. The Editors will be screening submissions only for appropriateness of topic and tone, but not for merit of content or style, or for opinions expressed. We anticipate a great flowering of superb short papers, without editorial intervention. The electronic format means there will be no limit on the number of contributions. Everyone who wishes may submit. Rejections are not anticipated.

2. If your contribution contains complex elements such as tables, linguistic symbols, language trees, equations, footnotes, or image files, please ensure that all the appropriate HTML coding is included in the text you submit. All image files so sourced should be sent by anonymous ftp to mitpress.mit.edu. You must notify Marney Smyth if you transfer any files in this manner, and you will need to identify the file names, and the location in the text where links to the files are to be placed.

3. Maximum contribution length would be five to 10 pages (2,000 to 4,000 words), a legitimate scholarly piece of work in your field, such as might be published in a journal, but, if possible, beginning with a citation of an idea of Noam's which has influenced your own work, and which you have expanded, developed, modified, or used as a foundation for new proposals. We do ask that you please avoid mere birthday greetings, silly titles, grinding of old axes, mean-minded attacks on anyone or anything, and book length treatises.





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