Do you mean analogy?
Syllogisms can only have 3 terms and require three statements (though they are often presented as an enthymeme with less).
Either way, I like your mnemonic better! I tend to make my own mnemonics for meaning, and I rely heavily on phonetic components to know how to pronounce them.
Sorry for talking about syllogisms; I really like talking about syllogisms.
Yeh, the mnemonics are, for the most part, completely useless. However, they did come in handy from time to time. Essentially the best way is to make your own anyways. It’s very difficult to make some that resonate with everyone.
For example, I love to have some pretty hot 18+ mnemonics whenever I can because they stick with me… Obviously, you can’t have that as a standard.
One cool feature I remember while trying (and failing) RTK was that I could see the mnemonics other people decided to post; that was really good, and it was sorted by the most popular.
My guess is that it would be too much work to police/moderate for a publicly paid site like Wanikani.
OP here. Sure, we can find a workaround. But since these are low hanging fruit, WK could also just improve them with obviously better ones, instead of adding ”こんにちは” for people who have spent more than 2 years studying Japanese (still bitter over that, lol).
It feels like arbitrary essay length requirements. I really believe these mnemonics on the upper levels aren’t there to help you, but to fill the quota of every item on WaniKani having a mnemonic. There just does not seem to be any attempt at spurring the imagination. At this point I’m just leaning entirely on the semantic-phonetic composition and brute-forcing everything else.
I’m sure it got flagged because the forum rules specifically state to refrain from “colorful language.”
Every American person I know uses profanity constantly, so that probably has nothing to do with it.
Edit: Not saying I agree with said rules, just giving a possible explanation as to why people flagged it.
@anon88459823 : The post said “[Expletive], no”. In response to “we shouldn’t use foul language” or some such. So it was clearly in irony. I can’t understand what kind of stuck-up people need to flag something like that.