Although EBIT is regarded as electronic bulletin of the theoretical computer science groups in Gdansk, Krakow, Poznan, Warszawa and Wroclaw, authors from other groups and universities are kindly welcome . The published materials are not refereed, the author is fully responsible for the quality and accuracy of the results presented. The authors are responsible for adherence with the copyright for his paper. If a transfer of the copyrights takes place and the paper cannot be available on the Web anymore, the author should replace the link to his article through an appropriate message stating the source where it may be found. In the technical reports section, the language of submissions is English.
Survey articles are welcome, too.
The reports are submitted to a member of the scientific board, who processes the paper further to the technical editor, provided that the paper seems to meet the quality standards required. The author might be asked to improve or re-edit the submitted report based on a judgment of the scientific board member. Since EBIT are intended to run with the minimum editorial effort, no explicit referring will take place. All Ph.D and Habilitation dissertations on computer science are welcome. Making dissertations available for the public adheres with the Polish bylaws concerning some kind of public control upon the process of giving academic grades.