This is about as wrong as it gets!
If you email them theyâll probably add it.
Thanks, I thought this part of the forum might have been checked for this sort of stuff. Iâll do an email
Youâd think they would, butâŠ
Though it should be noted that you made a small spelling error in which case the blacklist wouldnât pick it up anyway. Definitely email, but I wouldnât be surprised if this one is in there already.
I thought this was already blacklisted. I was going through this forum, Your worst typos WaniKani has accepted, some time ago, and I came across something similar. Maybe it was about the Transitive Verb meaning accepting Intransitive Verb as answer�
You can also tag the @JenK. Itâs like magic.
Maybe the misspelling of âtransitiveâ is bypassing the blacklist. Which is to say, âtransitive verbâ is blacklisted, but âtransative verbâ falls back into âclose enoughâ.
Youâre right on this one. We actually already have âtransitive verbâ on the blacklist but because of the misspelling here, it got accepted.
Should the blacklist check the same âdistanceâ (or whatever itâs called) as the accepted answers and mark the answer wrong if itâs closer to the blacklist than an accepted answer?
But then it gets REALY tricky. What if someone submitted ântransitive verbâ? Is it an extra letter typo or an omitted letter typo? For example.
Right now we only have fuzzy matches (the âdistanceâ thing) for the correct meaning only, and not the blacklist. The example @raephe gave is a good one for why we donât have it for blacklist. If we have it on for the blacklist with a low tolerance (like one error off), ântransitive verbâ would be marked incorrectly.
Agreed. I think common misspellings could be added to the blocklist but fuzzy matching to a blocklist would be a bad idea.
I have a personal preference for allow/block lists over white/black lists, sorry
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