Don't leave out a critical detail. Find a way to fit it into the paper. This approach has the double advantage of keeping the reviewer informed and showing that the author knows how to edit his or her work down to size. A short appendix of this sort will not count against the page limits. II.5 Write a Good Abstract .
Reviewers choose what papers to read based on the abstract.
So make sure that the abstract indicates what type of paper the reviewer may expect. Reviews with less confidence are a concern because, to be accepted, a paper often needs someone on the program committee to argue strongly for acceptance. If none of the paper's reviewers are confident of their reviews, they are less likely to argue strenuously in favor. One long-time program committee member suggests writing your abstract to be be of interest to the committee members you believe are best qualified to review your paper. Avoid Needless Buzzwords .