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Recently I've been looking at the "fail count" number after each SRS review session, which has been a very helpful indicator as to whether I should consider spending more time reviewing a failed kanji or even consider changing a saved story. As far as I'm aware, I'm only able to see this number on the main page, such as after completing an SRS review.
However, often when I am considering changing a story, I find that I happen to be reviewing a story for a kanji I am about to fail in SRS Review mode. A suggestion would be to add a feature to be able to see the fail count for a kanji in SRS Review upon clicking on the "Story" button. For the person reviewing a kanji, this would provide context as to the effectiveness of a given story in aiding kanji recollection. For instance, a low count could indicate a few things--the kanji is new or the presently saved story has been effective in remembering the kanji thus far, whereas a high fail count could indicate it may be time to consider changing the saved story.
I'm also curious to know if anyone else has found the fail count metric useful.
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Recently I've been looking at the "fail count" number after each SRS review session, which has been a very helpful indicator as to whether I should consider spending more time reviewing a failed kanji or even consider changing a saved story. As far as I'm aware, I'm only able to see this number on the main page, such as after completing an SRS review.
However, often when I am considering changing a story, I find that I happen to be reviewing a story for a kanji I am about to fail in SRS Review mode. A suggestion would be to add a feature to be able to see the fail count for a kanji in SRS Review upon clicking on the "Story" button. For the person reviewing a kanji, this would provide context as to the effectiveness of a given story in aiding kanji recollection. For instance, a low count could indicate a few things--the kanji is new or the presently saved story has been effective in remembering the kanji thus far, whereas a high fail count could indicate it may be time to consider changing the saved story.
I'm also curious to know if anyone else has found the fail count metric useful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: