However, searching for "shafted" and "paper" brings up several unrelated but interesting results that might be what you're thinking of:
: Students on r/6thForm and r/alevel often use the term "shafted" when discussing particularly difficult or "undoable" exam papers, such as a recent physics paper that caused widespread controversy. ShaftHD
: There is significant discussion on forums like Reddit's r/labrats about researchers getting "shafted" by the "publish-or-perish" culture, where big studies are broken into tiny, less impactful pieces just to increase publication counts. However, searching for "shafted" and "paper" brings up
However, searching for "shafted" and "paper" brings up several unrelated but interesting results that might be what you're thinking of:
: Students on r/6thForm and r/alevel often use the term "shafted" when discussing particularly difficult or "undoable" exam papers, such as a recent physics paper that caused widespread controversy.
: There is significant discussion on forums like Reddit's r/labrats about researchers getting "shafted" by the "publish-or-perish" culture, where big studies are broken into tiny, less impactful pieces just to increase publication counts.