Thanks for sharing this! I’ll add “to incite” to the blocklist for this item.
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It took me until learning vocab containing the 競 kanji to realize that the 競 is the kanji for COMPETE and not COMPLETE. I never realized my typo because it marked it as correct and I never bothered double checking my answer, even when warned that my “answer is off”. @Mods
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Thanks for the ping! I’ll get this added to the block list now.
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I’ve advanced the review before I thought about making a screenshot, but
Kanji 潔 accepts “purple”, which definitely shouldn’t occur. (most likely due to “pure”+pl counting as acceptable amount of mistyping)
@Mods
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Thanks! Added to the block list. 
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汗臭い accepts just “sweaty” for meaning (instead of sweaty-smelling)
That answer should probably be added to the blocklist.
Edit: also 主催 (sponsorship) accepts sponsor, and probably shouldn’t.
We’ll take a look at these two. We do have both “sweaty” and “sponsor” as an alternate meaning for each.
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“Subjective” was accepted as an answer for 客観的… Should probably get that fixed.
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@Mods one for the blocklist
it also accepted ‘to attach’ for 襲う which i don’t see many people mixing up? but thought i’d mention it anyway
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@ssotoen @nyxqueenofshadows @FireSide_01
Thanks for the pings!! I have made updates to all of the mentioned subjects:
教わる (10) - Added “to teach” and “to teach something” to the block list.
客観的 (27) - Added “subjective” to the block list.
襲う (43) - Added “to attach” to the block list.
-Nick at WK
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“village” for 村人 as I forgot to type the “r” before pressing enter.
Don’t know if it should be in the block list but probably.
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Thanks for the feedback! I’ve added these to the block list.
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“To Replace” is actually on our allow list as 替わる isn’t as clear cut as other verbs and could be translated as either “to be replaced” or “to replace” depending on the sentence.
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I mildly blanked on this one, and made a guess based on the kanji. XD
I guess a ‘school term’ is, indeed, ‘school time’ lol
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Today, I typed “Under the bass” instead of “Under the bed” for ベッドの下 and it was accepted, even though the meanings are completely different lol (unfortunately, I don’t have a screenshot, tho), I personally don’t think this should be accepted as there is a big difference between putting something under the bed vs. putting it under the bass.
Alright, I managed to make a screenshot of it. I also got some other interesting stuff when playing around a bit…
What do you think about these?
Am I supposed to ping the mods? @Mods
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