Please give at least one example for every new kanji that uses the given reading

[somewanikani]

While it will become less of an issue later on when you’re too inundated with new lessons to pay much attention to the examples, I do agree with the idea. There was some discussion about this in a recent thread:

Why do the EXAMPLES show different readings to the READINGS?

As you can see I am new to wanikani, and was just wondering about, for example: 人 I am looking at the lesson for this kanji, and the only readings given are じん and にん However, when moving over to the ‘examples’ tab, it has: ひと(which is the one that I am already familiar with) ふたり（二人） ひとり（一人）. Now I understand that these are the different readings, but it seems as if this is just confusing for someone new to kanji, as it doesn’t try to explain a link between the readings and the examples i…