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I saw you mention on your blog:
Well, one thing I can say is that the learning queue is different. At least with the way I set it up, in the review queue, the next interval after a lapse is only about 25% shorter than the last one and cards that you forget 4 times get tagged as a leech.
Now that I think of it, if we’re targeting an 85% forgetting rate, then all cards will eventually be marked as leeches… probably best to to turn that feature of if using my addon.
How would you make this change in the code?
Unfortunately I think there's no way to turn off Anki's leech feature. I thought there might be, but I couldn't find an option for that. I just set it to tag only and ignore it.
On Mar 9, 2018 7:11 PM, "Trevor Welch" [email protected] wrote:
I saw you mention on your blog:
Well, one thing I can say is that the learning queue is different. At least with the way I set it up, in the review queue, the next interval after a lapse is only about 25% shorter than the last one and cards that you forget 4 times get tagged as a leech.
Now that I think of it, if we’re targeting an 85% forgetting rate, then all cards will eventually be marked as leeches… probably best to to turn that feature of if using my addon.
How would you make this change in the code?
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On second thought, I'm pretty sure that setting the leech threshold to 0 in Anki will disable leech behavior. I'd have to track this down in Anki's code to be sure.
Interesting! I used it for a bit and liked it until I saw the leeching warning in one of your other blogs and then disabled it because I wasn't sure of the ramifications. New to Anki hacks :)
Also, how does this affect your use of a deck if you're syncing between mobile and desktop?
As long as Anki is set to tag only leeches, there's absolutely no effect. The only thing Anki will do is add the leech tag to the note.
Ease factors will only be adjusted when using the desktop and these adjustments will be synced to mobile devices. Reviews done on mobile devices will sync to the desktop and provide the addon with data for calculating new ease factors. As long as don't spend most of your time on mobile, everything should even out in the long run.
I may work on an option to apply adjustments to all cards that were reviewed in the last X days or something for people who only use mobile. Then you could fire up the desktop periodically and adjust cards that you had reviewed on mobile. But no plans to do that any time soon.
I had wondered about mobile usage. Good to know this is the case as I use Desktop far more often.
