[wizzwizz4]

*eyeroll* Sounds about right. Want to get that published anyway? You could pop it on the arXiv and let the HN hivemind suggest an appropriate venue.

If you don't have arXiv access, find an endorser <https://info.arxiv.org/help/endorsement.html>, and send them a SHORT polite email (prioritise brevity over politeness) with your paper and the details. Something like:

> Hello,

> I wrote a paper for college in yyyy (attached) on automatic grammar correction, which got rejected from Venue for grammatical errors in the figures. I still want to publish it. Could you endorse my arXiv account, please?

> Also, could you suggest an appropriate venue to submit this work to?

> Yours sincerely,

> your name, etc

Follow the guidance on the arXiv website when asking for endorsement.

[funnystories]

thank you for the suggestion, but it was just an undergraduate paper written in ~2014. I don't see any relevance in publishing it now.

[wizzwizz4]

It is a lot of effort to get something through the publication process, but if you can't find the technique you used in ten minutes of searching https://scholar.archive.org/, it would be a benefit to the commons if you published your work. At least on a website or something.

[funnystories]

the method I used (I barely remember the details) is similar to this one https://scholar.archive.org/work/idi3kpcrlbfpvkxfxxf5tqr3om