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Are there any unformalinformal rules what it is better to dofollow before one submitssubmitting a paper?

EDIT Possibly my question might sound strange, sorry about that. I got a PhD in another country years ago. Recently I moved to the US and have a tenured position. Assume I wrote a paper and want to publish it in a journal. Is there anything what it is common to do (in the US) for this? Say, does it matter in what order I do the following things:

  1. Present the work in a seminar at my department.

  2. Present the work in a conference in my field.

  3. Present the work in a seminar at another department.

  4. Post on the arxivarXiv.

  5. I submit the paper to a journal.

Are there any unformal rules what it is better to do before one submits a paper?

EDIT Possibly my question might sound strange, sorry about that. I got a PhD in another country years ago. Recently I moved to the US and have a tenured position. Assume I wrote a paper and want to publish it in a journal. Is there anything what it is common to do (in the US) for this? Say, does it matter in what order I do the following things:

  1. Present the work in a seminar at my department.

  2. Present the work in a conference in my field.

  3. Present the work in a seminar at another department.

  4. Post on the arxiv.

  5. I submit the paper to a journal.

Are there any informal rules to follow before submitting a paper?

EDIT Possibly my question might sound strange, sorry about that. I got a PhD in another country years ago. Recently I moved to the US and have a tenured position. Assume I wrote a paper and want to publish it in a journal. Is there anything what it is common to do (in the US) for this? Say, does it matter in what order I do the following things:

  1. Present the work in a seminar at my department.

  2. Present the work in a conference in my field.

  3. Present the work in a seminar at another department.

  4. Post on the arXiv.

  5. I submit the paper to a journal.

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EDIT Possibly my question might sound strange, sorry about that. I got a PhD in another country years ago. Recently I moved to the US and have a tenured position. Assume I wrote a paper and want to publish it in a journal. Is there anything what it is common to do (in the US) for this? Say, does it matter in what order I do the following things:

  1. Present the work in a seminar at my department.

  2. Present the work in a conference in my field.

  3. Present the work in a seminar at another department.

  4. Post on the arxiv.

  5. I submit the paper to a journal.

Possibly my question might sound strange, sorry about that. I got a PhD in another country years ago. Recently I moved to the US and have a tenured position. Assume I wrote a paper and want to publish it in a journal. Is there anything what it is common to do (in the US) for this? Say, does it matter in what order I do the following things:

  1. Present the work in a seminar at my department.

  2. Present the work in a conference in my field.

  3. Present the work in a seminar at another department.

  4. I submit the paper to a journal.

EDIT Possibly my question might sound strange, sorry about that. I got a PhD in another country years ago. Recently I moved to the US and have a tenured position. Assume I wrote a paper and want to publish it in a journal. Is there anything what it is common to do (in the US) for this? Say, does it matter in what order I do the following things:

  1. Present the work in a seminar at my department.

  2. Present the work in a conference in my field.

  3. Present the work in a seminar at another department.

  4. Post on the arxiv.

  5. I submit the paper to a journal.

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Are there any unformal rules what it is better to do before one submits a paper?

Possibly my question might sound strange, sorry about that. I got a PhD in another country years ago. Recently I moved to the US and have a tenured position. Assume I wrote a paper and want to publish it in a journal. Is there anything what it is common to do (in the US) for this? Say, does it matter in what order I do the following things:

  1. Present the work in a seminar at my department.

  2. Present the work in a conference in my field.

  3. Present the work in a seminar at another department.

  4. I submit the paper to a journal.