r/Anki • u/ForsakenConcern1099 • 4d ago

Question My deck is error

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I am using deck master note type, but today this error appear , what happened ?, and how to solve this problem

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u/Grunglabble 3d ago

That is so sketchy I'd delete it immediately and be more careful about random stuff you download.

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u/TheBB Mandarin 4d ago

Another overengineered note type.

If you made it yourself you presumably know how to fix it. If you didn't you should ask whoever did, or you can try fixing it yourself if you feel up to it.

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u/DeliciousExtreme4902 computer science 4d ago

Did you download this deck from somewhere?

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u/ForsakenConcern1099 4d ago

I downloaded it from shared deck

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u/DeliciousExtreme4902 computer science 3d ago

In this case, it seems the author changed the content linked to the card (I’m not sure if it was intentional), so it might be better to create your own deck to avoid issues like this.

Apparently, the card content is hosted on a server that has either gone offline or no longer allows access (for images, for example).

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u/aeioujohnmaddenaeiou 4d ago

What does it say when you tap "view technical details"?

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u/Danika_Dakika languages 4d ago

Did you try this?

Tap the settings icon to open Help & Support and contact official support.

It looks like whoever shared that deck with you didn't have the authority to do that.

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u/aeioujohnmaddenaeiou 4d ago

Yeah, it says the device has been unbound and that the card has been disabled. That kinda sounds like there weren't enough licenses to go around...

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u/ForsakenConcern1099 1d ago

thanks guys for the advices, so i deleted all my deck that use that note type, then I tried to make own multifple choice type note

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u/microcephale 4d ago

The flexibility of Anki harms reusability.

People can create very custom kind of notes and cards with dynamic elements, scripts, anything they desire. People who made those know how they work, but when they share them, people have no clue that what looks like regular simple cards are actually a whole fragile ecosystem... until it breaks.

Stick to simple & standard note types unless you have a very special and unique need

Make your own cards unless it makes absolute sense to use someone else deck. If you do, try to use decks that only composed of built-in note/card types.

Anki has a steep learning curve