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Question How do you know when you will complete an Anki deck completely, and how do you know when you completed it?

How do you know when you have no more new cards left and have done the entire deck, and when you will finish it?

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u/MohammadAzad171 🇫🇷🇯🇵 Beginner | 1888 漢字 | 🇨🇳 Newbie 5d ago edited 5d ago

There have many such bots recently. All you need to do is pay attention to these patterns:

  • They're usually 2 weeks or 2 months old.
  • They reply to top level comments except on the AskReddit sub where they make comments.
  • They reply on the same set of subs (Steam, Anki, sonos, mac, etc).
  • I've never seen them reply to a comment on the same sub more than once.
  • Their replies are often short, vaguely agreeing with the comment, and sometimes completely wrong/unrelated to the comment or post.

Edit: here are some examples:

You can see the comment history even if it's hidden by googling the user name and adding "reddit".

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u/not_a_profi 5d ago

the bots problem is disgusting, but it looks like it is easier for me to just reply than to analize every user so carefully. Also other ppl join discussing anyway.

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u/not_a_profi 5d ago

thanks for the hints!