I guess I should have reset it rather than just picking up from where I left off. Lol?
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I think @Naphthalene is pretty impressive too
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Heh, I had the same thing. fortunately you can click on the bar to remove it as an anomaly on the website
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Eh, only 1945 days. It was not worth a reset.
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From the previous century! 0:
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1945 days…just like this magnet I have, how does that work?
- Make an account
- “WK is too damn slow”
- Stop one review away from level 2
- Come back 5 years later
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Got to hand it to you though. From what I’m seeing you smacked it out of the park the second you came back!
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Almost as if she knew most of the kanji already! 
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It does make it easier. 
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A level a week… a lot of you seem to absorb this like nothing ._.
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Shoutout to the マイペース crew!
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BTW Welcome to the community. 
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Thanks!
I sampled this among other options way back, and I decided to try RtK, but life got in the way somewhere around 1,000 kanji. I think this program will suit my schedule better, so I’m back.
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I can’t be the only person to pay and reach level 4 and then peace out for like a year, right?
Anyway, at least just picking up where you left off means like…you don’t have to deal with numbers and stuff? 
I agree with OP.
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I think this is the third time I’m giving the program a shot. This time, it really works better for me. I think the problem in the past was that I just couldn’t really see how things progressed, and I wanted more control over that. I still don’t fully understand it, but I don’t care. As my first level completion time would indicate, I accept that the time will pass one way or the other, and it’s better to let the system do its thing and guide you through the kanji. The fact that I can always do this on my phone or any computer is a major advantage over what I was doing with RtK.
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