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One anti-feature makes me go away every time I return to give Anki another try: lack of a "dismiss once and forever" button. Many decks I'd like to study contai
by qwerty456127 7y ago
One anti-feature makes me go away every time I return to give Anki another try: lack of a "dismiss once and forever" button. Many decks I'd like to study contain too many cards I already know. Yet I can only choose how easy it was so it would decide how often to repeat it, it won't let me choose "it's easier than saying my own name, don't repeat it ever".
- contr-error 7y agoIt's been a while since I used Anki, but I'd suggest marking or suspending the notes you don't want to ever see again. Then you can keep them suspended, or if you marked them, you can delete them completely. Should do the trick?
- yjftsjthsd-h 7y agoIt's a little hacky, but you could just suspend the card
- jac241 7y agoI use the suspend card (or note) command for this. Press @ when your reviewing and it will suspend the card and you won't see it again.
- sage3 7y agoYou could just delete the card right?