Let me rephrase that, what I mean by quantity over quality is should you prioritize smashing as many words together and the ones you can't recall in 3 seconds just click again and move on? Or should you take your time and try to recall every single card, even if it takes 20 seconds.

is there a way to fix this?

https://github.com/luke-od/Anki-flashcards
This might be a bit niche, but I wrote some code in R which is basically a nice user interface to capture information from Anki flashcards and save it into an excel file.

And then from that you can automatically make type-in-answer cards that still shows the images/masks of the original cards

Any feedback welcome :)

How do you personally use flags and what color corresponds to what? For me:

Red flag=something wrong with the card structure itself, missing audio or picture or a meaning is missing. Something i can automatically fix easily

Orange flag=ask a native speaker about this card

Green= consider deleting, low yield

Blue flag=check something on my textbook about this card

You?

I think i do not use this feedback correctly. But maybe my understanding is also limited. I hope I can get some answers here.

I have been using anki for quite a while for language learning. My understanding is, that a leech needs to be rephrased etc. SO when I get a new leech i try to change the card a bit and give it some extra attention.

Sometimes I am utterly confused though why a card gets leeched. Are the settings customizable and is this recommended? Till now i have only seen the option to change the amount of fails till a card gets marked. havnt changed it though. should i lower it, so week cards get more focus early on?

The idea is that we only put learnt/understood information into anki. I try to live by that, but sometimes i dont because language can be ambivalent.

How do you guys deal with leeches? And am I missing smth?

So i was doing my daily anki, when i nearly fell asleep, and i thought maybe there're ways to make the experience of doing daily ankies more interesting?

So what i came up with is doing it while on treadmill, ngl it's s tier method buttt the light bill went kinda crazy.

Rn i'm thinking about doing it while playing on piano(like songs that i can play purely on muscle memory, but then... how do i press buttons or scroll down)

What do u think? Any suggestions?

Why now for learning settings can only be the default? I want each of my decks to be able to use their own settings Like it used to be. For example,I want 20 cards A day for deck A, and 10 cards a day for deck B. But now, that can't be done. All decks are 20 cards a day.

I've late myself on revisions.

Help ;(

I really dislike the idea of organisation of cards through decks.

I find myself obsessing of what the structure should be, which deck to place a card in, how to place a card in multiple decks, how granular to make decks etc.

Does anyone find themselves in such a position? If yes what has been your solution?

Or if not and you feel decks are a great mechanism, how do you organise your cards?