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Notes

An OpenReview Note represents a record added to the system - for example, a submitted paper, a comment, a review, etc.

All Notes have a content field that can contain arbitrary fields with various kinds of information. For example, a Note representing a paper submission might have a content field that looks like this:

** A simplified Note

{
  'id': 'xf0zSBd2iufMg',
  'readers': ['everyone'],
  'writers': []
  'signatures': ['soergel@cs.umass.edu'],
  'forum': 'xf0zSBd2iufMg',
  'replyto': null,
  'ddate': null,
  'invitation': 'ICML.cc/2013/PeerReview/-/submission',
  'content': {
    'title': 'Open Scholarship and Peer Review: a Time for Experimentation',
    'abstract': 'Across a wide range of scientific communities, there is growing interest in accelerating and improving the progress of scholarship by making the peer review process more open. ...',
    'pdf': '/pdf/6349c0ee-db00-484c-ba38-5b33df69d5a4.pdf',
    'paperhash': 'soergel|open_scholarship_and_peer_review_a_time_for_experimentation',
    'keywords': [],
    'conflicts': [],
    'authors': [
      'David Soergel',
      'Adam Saunders',
      'Andrew McCallum'
    ],
    'authorids': [
      'soergel@cs.umass.edu',
      'saunders@cs.umass.edu',
      'mccallum@cs.umass.edu'
    ],
  }
}

OpenReview Notes cannot simply be added to the system by anyone at any time. A Note can only be posted in response to an Invitation. All Notes have an invitation field that lists the ID of the Invitation that the Note responds to.

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