% Template for SIGecomm Exchanges submissions.

\documentclass[acmsigecom]{acmtrans2m}

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\newtheorem{conjecture}[theorem]{Conjecture}
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% should be displayed on the left side of the running page headers,
% the second for the title, possibly condensed by omitting subtitles
% and phrases (not by abbreviating words).
% For 2 authors: A. Canonikopolous and B. Specimov 
% For >2 authors: Alice L. Canonikopolous et al.
\markboth{A. Canonikopolous and B. Specimov}{Template for SIGecom Exchanges}

% title takes an optional argument, which can be used to specify how the title should appear in the table of contents; this version of the title may not contain line breaks
\title[Template for SIGecom Exchanges Submissions]{Template for SIGecom Exchanges Submissions}

% author takes an optional argument, which should give the authors without their affiliations for the table of contents; this version of the list of authors may not contain line breaks; remember to put the authors in all caps
\author[ALICE L. CANONIKOPOLOUS and BOB Q. SPECIMOV]{ALICE L. CANONIKOPOLOUS \\ University of Alice \and BOB Q. SPECIMOV \\ Bob Laboratories}

\begin{abstract} 
We present a skeleton of a SIGecom submission.
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  the categories and terms and keywords, and 
  the author addresses in \verb+\bottomstuff+.
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% use the classification system documented here
%   http://www.acm.org/class/1998/
% to specify a category (the last argument is optional):
\category{B.6.1}{Logic Design}{Design Styles}[Logic Arrays]
            
% terms must be chosen from the following list:
% Algorithms; Design; Documentation; Economics; Experimentation; Human factors; 
% Languages; Legal aspects; Management; Measurement; Performance; Reliability; 
% Security; Standardization; Theory; Verification
\terms{Electricity, Commerce, Economics, Agents, Meta, Stuff} 

\keywords{Templates, Skeletons, Things}
            
\begin{document}
            
\begin{bottomstuff} 
Authors' addresses: \texttt{alice@foo.com}, \texttt{bob@bar.com}
\end{bottomstuff}
            
\maketitle

\section{Introduction}
This paper will be about formatting your paper.
Other papers have been written in the past. \cite{reid:scribe}

\section{Guts}

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\section{Conclusion}
This paper was about formatting your paper.

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