[x] The login instruction doc is here, which you should adapt for EMNLP2020. You also need to update the link in the email.
[x] The links to blogpost in the "Other useful links" should be updated
[x] mailing list address (not sure if the capitalized EMNLP works)
[x] Double check the password requirements. It seems that it only has letter + number, which should be good. There were some confusion during ACL2020 because we by default requires special characters so it would generate period, quotes which are easy to miss.
[x] AWS SES configuration. The current email comes from no-reply@verificationemail.com. This is not going to work in practice. You should follow instructions here to switch to the SES email.
[x] You will need to register an email account. We used acl2020virtual@gmail.com, but you should double check with @desilinguist since we may be able to use @aclweb.org or @emnlp.org?
[x] Don't forget to choose "yes" to "Do you want to send emails through your Amazon SES Configuration?", as indicated in Step4.6.
[x] We didn't set a custom REPLY-TO address during ACL2020, but you might consider to add the helpdesk mailing list.
[ ] Import registered users. A volunteer can probably be in charge of this.
[ ] The code is here. You may need to adapt some based on the new EMNLP configuration.
[ ] It also depends on the file format provided by Priscilla, so you need to check with her first to see how registration is handled for EMNLP2020.
[ ] Handle registration during the conference
[ ] We used Gmail forwarding + Zappier + AWS Lambda. There is no documentation, but we should be able to dig out the configuration on ACL2020's AWS account + Zappier account. This is relatively simple.
[ ] This also depends on the registration company, so check with Priscilla first.
no-reply@verificationemail.com
. This is not going to work in practice. You should follow instructions here to switch to the SES email.acl2020virtual@gmail.com
, but you should double check with @desilinguist since we may be able to use@aclweb.org
or@emnlp.org
?References (for my own record):