1 Paper meta data

Set meta data (copyright, authors, keywords, title, keywords, optional teaser figure, etc.) in the YAML header of the .Rmd file in which you write the manuscript. This is done in the form of key: value pairs, e.g. title: Writing CHI Proceedings Papers With R Markdown. When compiling to a PDF (in RStudio, just click the ‘Knit’ button), the information in the YAML header is plugged into the CHI Extended Abstracts LaTeX template. (If you were to take a look at this template file inside of the rticles package, you would see e.g. \title[$short-title$]{$title$} where stuff between dollar signs is interpreted as a variable to be searched for in the YAML header and plugged into the template when generating a PDF).

Note the sole exception for adding paper meta data: The CCS Concepts are messy to insert from the YAML header, so you should manually insert this into the ccsxml.tex file from which it will be included into your manuscript.