Exactly, this is what I’m getting.
Except, that Anki isn’t equalizing items in decks. If you mix A + B items in the same deck, and half of “A” is already reviewed (because, for example, you add B to the deck later), result is exactly the same. It will pull B all the time.
And I think it’s not a great thing at all. It isn’t random, and it has 2 major problems.
If you look at some of my decks:
These are sentences to study, on different “language islands”. It’s called Pinterest2 because sentences describe photos from there.
And now there are 2 big problems:
- whenever I add new material, either a new “language island” (in a subdeck), or just add a lot of sentences to one of existing decks, then learning parent deck (Pinterest2) will only show me this new material, for a long time.
- If I study one of subdecks directly (like “kitchen”) because I feel I need to learn it more, then later, when studying “Pinterest2”, it will NOT include “kitchen” items for a long time.
