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gradual-typing
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Decision comment: the consensus of the reviewers is to accept the
paper. The reviewers appreciate the principled approach to designing
gradual type systems, and the extension of gradual typing to CBPV. In
the second round, the reviewers require the following changes:
Specific changes:
More clearly situate where the work applies -- ie what
kinds of gradual systems this approach can work for.
Clarify the relationship to AGT (Garcia et al), Henglein's
work on coercions, and Degen and Thiemann's work on contracts
for lazy languages.
Provide an example or discussion of how the main theorem
applies.
More broadly:
Revise the paper to make the specific claims clearer and
avoid "story of discovery".
Please name the rules.
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