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I need to prepare a proposals bundle with big appendices for external reviewers who will complain about download time.
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+We must deliver a proposals bundle to external reviewers by [deadline=Wednesday]. The main proposal…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+We must deliver a proposals bundle to external reviewers by [deadline=Wednesday]. The main proposal is large with three data appendices that make the file clunky. I don't want reviewers to skip the appendices, but they will if downloading is painful. Decide whether to compress, separate, or summarize the appendices for this deadline; recommend the fastest packaging that preserves reviewability and draft a short sending note that tells reviewers where to find a lightweight summary and how to retrieve full data if they need it.
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