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human
They published someone else's paper with my title & abstract!

Hello all, 

Sounds weird, right? It is! 

Just thought I share my experience, don't really know if this ever happened to any of you. Late last night I was browsing through my Google Scholar profile to check citation numbers. Was excited to see another article of mine was published in the proceedings of a conference (SE Europe, all I can say). I open it. Shock and awe!

My article had the title I gave, the abstract I wrote and the keywords and my name on it. The REST was a COMPLETELY different paper on a totally different subject.

I wrote the editors of that conference point the mistake (gently) and one of them told me that it is the paper presented at the conference, when I can clearly see it is not. It does not help the conference was in 2015 and they did not really let the participants know that a Proceedings volume will be edited - or that one was compiled and published online.

I fear this is a major issue for an early career PhD. It can be easily considered, from those unaware of the background, as a huge plagiarism.
gpt
I would keep trying to get it fixed so that your work is appropriately  represented. However, if the paper is on a totally different subject from your abstract it's hard to see how anybody would consider this plagiarism by you.