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How to cite/talk about preprint-subsequent works for a camera-ready version? [R]
I had a paper accepted to a conference. This paper was originally published as a preprint. Subsequent works citing our preprint focused on the same topic and reused/extended our methodology. I am now preparing the camera-ready version of that preprint and I'm wondering how I should deal with this for the Related work section. It seems odd to me to cite my own preprint for the camera-ready version of the paper (and I am not even sure if this is allowed), but at the same time, I don't want to undermine the novelty of my original work (nor undermine the efforts of subsequent works). Has anyone dealt with such a situation before? What's the best way of solving this?
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