The best way to get your work accepted in a peer reviewed venue (journal, conference, etc) is to voraciously consume everything that venue has published before, and make your work match the style observed + copiously quote works from that venue.
Obviously the intrinsic quality of your work matters. But you’ll more often see work of marginal value that properly follows the form than work of great value that does not follow the form. In fact, in my field (academic HCI), I have never seen the latter, yet see plenty of the former at every conference I attend.
Obviously the intrinsic quality of your work matters. But you’ll more often see work of marginal value that properly follows the form than work of great value that does not follow the form. In fact, in my field (academic HCI), I have never seen the latter, yet see plenty of the former at every conference I attend.