timcampbell Wrote:Though this is a great tool, I suspect swapping files will be limited. Since what you are doing is effectively memorizing every line in a movie, you're only going to do it with real favourites, since you have to listen to it over and over again. Plus think: 1,500+ cards for this movie alone, so five movies at that rate is 7,500 cards give or take, minus small and duplicate files. That's a huge number of cards. So assuming everyone wants cards for a handful of movies, the amount of overlap between different people's preferences will be minimal, and therefore the amount of sharing limited. It's more of something we'd each do for ourselves, while offering any decks we had done, just in case it was someone else's favourite. Just a thought.You don't have to use every sentence from each deck. I'll surely be suspending quite a few cards, or perhaps just searching for kanji compounds, or just using what lines I think are cool, or a few other things. I think it'd be cool though to collate a bunch of decks from a specific genre or medium (scifi, or dramas, for example), and then establish a deck made from a frequency list of however many cards (either kanji or vocabulary or both) based on that (and then apply the same logic of keeping/discarding whatever one wants).
Edited: 2009-02-02, 11:33 pm