Hi,
It appears that there is a limitation on the maximum number of cloze deletions possible for a single note (500). Can this limit be removed or made modifiable in the next Anki release?
Curious about why you need such a huge number of clozes in a single note 
Basically I have some clozes that are lists of information for certain classes. It’s easiest for me to lay out a single note for a topic and fill up the page with bulleted lists with the main ideas. I like having all the notes in one place, since it’s less hassle for modifying/editing and it’s easy to keep together. I don’t know if I’ll ever have a note with 500 clozes on it, but I don’t want to have to make another page of clozes.
I’d really love to have this limitation in my control. Even though the majority of people recommended and prefer multiple separated notes, I’ve found that this works for me and I’d like to continue with this. And that way, we both can make our notes as big as we like
Yes, but how many really have 500 clozes on cards, maybe you are the only one…
I have run into Anki’s built-in limit: one note supports no more than 500 cloze deletions.
A related request was posted back in 2021, where another user raised the exact same question about the 500 cloze cap, but that thread received no conclusive replies.
At present, the only method I know is splitting the content.
I am wondering if there are alternative solutions.
Is it possible to bypass this limitation by using plugins, adjusting card templates, or tweaking other settings, so I do not need to manually split large blocks of cloze content?
I merged your post here – no reason to start a separate thread.
That user only offered a theoretical-maybe-someday idea about why they wanted it. Do you have an actual use-case where making more than 500 cards per note is the best way to handle it? I have no idea if it’s feasible/worthwhile to try this in the database, and 2-users-in-5-years makes it unlikely anyone would take this on – but definitely no one is going to do it without a compelling reason.
Tell me, why do you have so many cards per note?
500 cards per note, and possibly 100 notes, does that mean you have 50,000 cards? That’s quite a lot, and it’s putting a significant load on the database.
Perhaps your learning process is structured differently, but do you really need to collect statistics on a specific word? If you didn’t need to collect statistics, you could hide them by simply changing the text color to match the background and then simply revealing them.