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It doesn't help. The rate at which you can add new items is the inverse of the review period. What you're effectively doing is increasing the review interval,
by thrown_22 4y ago
It doesn't help.
The rate at which you can add new items is the inverse of the review period. What you're effectively doing is increasing the review interval, but you will still run into the fact that the number of items you can remove from the queue is finite. Eventually you will have only interesting items on the end of the queue equal to the number of items you can review. You're now back at square one: you don't have the time to add any new items.
The only way to deal with this is to review items a finite number of times and hope for the best.
- zozbot234 4y agoWhen you're working on clearing away a backlog, your review periods should get bigger because Anki will give you "credit" for recalling these items longer. So it seems like reviews should be manageable as long as you're not forgetting too much. And Anki will always prioritize the items you're at highest risk of forgetting.
- thrown_22 4y agoIt still doesn't work for the reason OP said. Your time between reviews reaches infinity regardless.