Typically the full version of the paper varies a great deal from the Proceedings version and some journal editors might argue that having a piece appear in Proceedings constitutes pre-publication. We do not control the policies set forth by other associations or publishers and, as a result, we advise "Best Paper" authors to check with that particular publication's specific policies. Therefore, the responsibility for checking pre-publication issues resides with the author.
Why would a "Best Paper" author choose NOT to provide an abridged "Best Paper"?
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