ANTI-SUCK: automatically move leeches to a separate deck

AnkiWeb addon 1131698154

Automatically moves new leeches from all decks into one customizable deck for separate interval settings.
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deck-management leech

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Rating: 18 (👍 16 · 👎 2)
Updated: 2019-11-24
Anki versions: unknown
Description language: en

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Last update or commit was 2503 days before the snapshot (2019-11-24).

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2.1.0	–	2019-11-24

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Description

This add-on automatically moves new leeches (cards that are wrong X number of times) to a prespecified deck. By default, the deck is ingeniously called Leech. You can customize the deck name in the code file by going to Tools > Addons > Anti-Suck > View Files > __init__.py . In that file the instructions should be clear and easy for changing the deck name. To be clear, all new leeches from all decks will end up in that one prespecified deck. You can then give the separate deck its own intervals so you can be proactive (or not) about your tough cards. CREDIT: This code is from the Anki 2.1 Add-On Guide ( https://apps.ankiweb.net/docs/addons.html ), which surprisingly wasn't uploaded as an add-on. Some code comments and the cheeky add-on name is by Joseph Yasmeh.