PLEASE — Add a “Pause Content Updates” Toggle

[KanjiChaos]

Personally, because I like to use the names I used for each Kanji and Radical to make a “formula” of sorts for my Anki flashcards-- so I come back to Wanikani to look up those.

For example:

Given that I use the names for Kanji/Radicals that I originally learned, it would have been helpful for these to not change since I hit level 60

[KanjiChaos]

Worse come to worst-- I’ve got this hilarious repository of very early stage Microsoft Bing AI images that preserve the words as they were when I learned them (It’s a rebus of sorts, in the image are the mnemonic with radicals and the reading).

[wojtek]

Slightly OT but:

@KanjiChaos

Worse come to worst-- I’ve got this hilarious repository of very early stage Microsoft Bing AI images that preserve the words as they were when I learned them (It’s a rebus of sorts, in the image are the mnemonic with radicals and the reading).

Those are brilliant… not the-most-artistic-ever but because of that they stick in memory

[SpikesCafe]

You have a task to save two kinds of ~lives~ rib cages. Who saves two kinds of ~lives~ rib cages? A ~life~ rib cageguard. They save the ~lives~ rib cages of people drowning, and then the ~lives~ rib cages of the people who go to try to help them. Picture a ~life~ rib cageguard saving the ~lives~ rib cages of two people at once. What a hero!

WaniKani, a kanji learning application by Tofugu

Yo, more database updates please. I love database updates. If my above updates aren’t good, you could add a new radical for two rib cages next to each other and call that “two lives”, then you don’t need a new mnemonic!