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	Thread: Little Things and Techniques When Working on RTK Post: Little Things and Techniques When Working on RTK Well, I wouldn't let the failed stack grow too much in the first place. To me, "a lot of failed kanji" means 100-200. 800+ failed kanji are way too many. If you have so many kanji to restudy, I agree,...	Blaziken	Remembering the Kanji	8	2,536	2012-07-02, 4:57 pm
	Thread: 備 in handwriting Post: 備 in handwriting Thank you. When is the chop-seal primitive written as マ? Is it written like that only in 令 (and when it appears as a primitive)? And when do you write the 3rd stroke of the meeting primitive as a dro...	Blaziken	Remembering the Kanji	2	1,085	2012-07-02, 3:45 pm
	Thread: Little Things and Techniques When Working on RTK Post: Little Things and Techniques When Working on RTK 1) I don't quite agree on the "Keep it simple" tip. If a story is too complex, it won't stick. Neither will stories that are too simple, as they may not be vivid enough. Keep it simple, but keep it me...	Blaziken	Remembering the Kanji	8	2,536	2012-07-01, 2:10 pm
	Thread: 備 in handwriting Post: 備 in handwriting I looked up the stroke order of 備 (1183 - equip), but the cliff primitive is written differently http://www.yamasa.cc/members/ocjs/kanjid...enDocument Why is it different? How should I write it?	Blaziken	Remembering the Kanji	2	1,085	2012-06-26, 9:56 am