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By proceeding, you acknowledge and agree to the following conditions: *I agree to the response timelines: 1-2 weeks response time for theme-specific posts after the deadline, and 2-3 weeks for standalone posts.I confirm that the piece I am submitting has not been previously published in the current form, is not under review elsewhere, and will not be submitted to another publication while under review in Animation Studies 2.0.If the publication timeline does not work for me, I agree to contact the editors to withdraw my submission before submitting it elsewhere.