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(....more or less everyday?)
For me, including this site, it`s just under one and a half years.
It kinds of interesting to realize how its become a part of my daily morning routine. I miss it when I dont do it!
I`m starting to see cards being pushed to 2.5 years and further, and I thinking, "wow-will I still be doing this then?" More than likely, I ` guessing...
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Six months I guess? I often wonder how long I'll be doing it. I hope when I get a lot older I'll still be using Anki everyday.
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I think I stumbled on Anki about a year/year and a half ago when I decided "I hate making/finding places to store flashcards, I wonder if there is a program that will do this for me on the computer?"
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I've known about Anki for well over a year, but never actually used it until August of 2008, when I started SRSing for Spanish[something I'm no longer doing -- I'm quite busy now, and it was mostly an experiment].
I finished RTK last week, and I've been doing KO SRS for 3 or 4 days now.
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I've only been doing it since October last year. But it's an excellent way for me to start my day, and I think I'll be doing it until I die. Or until I stop using computers...
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Joined this site in April 2006 - used the system on this site for about 4 months.
Then moved to supermemo for another 6 months.
Then moved to Anki.
(Something like that anyway)
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Since August 16, 2007, apparently. I had never heard of spaced repetition before I found this site.
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Since December 2006 on this site, since September 2007 on Anki. 懐かしいな〜
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since may 2005 using supermemo.
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Since 5.4 months ago (more like 9 months ago if we count this site; I didn't start using Anki until I learned the shortcuts for LaTeX input. Why that isn't just the default (or better yet, only) input mode, I don't know).
~J
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10 months, 7500 cards here.
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About 2 months on mnemosyne. I guess you cant switch to Anki without losing your progress? I could use that suspend mode. But back then I didnt get how to manage different decks in Anki.
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Anki should import your Mnemosyne deck and all its progress just fine.
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file->open, just like mnemosyne
you can turn off the next times in settings>preferences. but most people like the times. :-)
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'activate category' changes which categories are enabled, not which decks.
I'm afraid I don't understand what you mean by 'show the chapters'.
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My current anki-deck is around 1 year old. But before that I used a different SRS prog (Pauker). The kanji.kohii site since Jan 2007.
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heard of SRS about a year ago(?)-ish in the Wired magazine article about supermemo. Was planning on buying supermemo at some point, and I finally did 5 months ago. Started memorizing random vocab words. Didn't work. Then discovered sentence method and heisig and have been using this site and anki ever since. I really hope I'll be able to keep using Anki for years to come.
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email me your mnemosyne deck and I'll take a look.