How to prevent users from misusing Hard? Ideas are welcome

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@Expertium

As for rejected proposals, scroll all the way to my first message that started this thread.

I thought there were more proposals than the ones you had pointed out; as someone said it was the third time:

@brainravens

Third time, why?

An info tip regarding recommended button usage

I’ve heard many people asking things like ““Again” “Good” “Easy”, What do they mean?”, or “Differences between Again, Hard, Good, and Easy”. This has gotten worse since FSRS has been integrated into Anki, because FSRS requires that you do not misuse Hard. Solution: make an icon right next to the answer buttons, like this: [image] Hovering the mouse over the icon should reveal the following message: Easy - you answered correctly with no hesitation. Good - you answered correctly with a littl…

@sorata

This won’t be any useful for mobile clients as users normally do not tap and hold UI elements.

Well observed. In this case, each platform would require a different implementation. It could be a tooltip for desktops, and Ankidroid could be an app tutorial. As it was said, no work on the UI would be done without sharing more code between each platform, so we had to wait:

@sorata

It was said before that dae doesn’t want to work on the review screen before more of the reviewer code is shared between all the client apps.

@sorata

Pressing Hard makes you feel, “Just a small mistake, I didn’t get that completely wrong”.

I do that depending on the day and my patience.

NihongoShark

@sorata

In the 20K collections, we’ve found people who use Hard+Again, Again+Easy without ever feeling like something has gone wrong.

Well, I could find someone not using hard button as it should be:

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