I've been doing this schedule nearly every day and freezing it every so often when I know I'll be too busy to finish it. The cards normally hover between 70-150 each day depending on how many new ones I study.
Did this happen after unfreezing? If so, it was due to a temporary bug that was in the system. I can get it mostly fixed for you, but please confirm the name of the schedule(s).
The name of the schedule is "General vocab" and yes I think it did happen after unfreezing. I'm pretty sure I unfroze it yesterday and noticed the huge jump in how much was scheduled in the next few days, though it only showed the 200 limit I have set up.
Turns out I'm probably just really unlucky and happened to use freezing when the glitch occured, so it appears most of my schedules glitched out, and now I'm facing like 5000+ reviews Is this even realistically recoverable?
Both of you should look much better. It is most likely not exactly the same numbers that would have come from the freezing, but massive improvements. Thank you for your patience.
Thank you, it does look much better! Also sorry for not providing more details this time.
Just for completion, here's more info, but frankly I had a very busy week myself and I'm not 100% sure about exact dates now. I believe I froze all of my schedules (I never do account freeze, but perhaps I should in such circumstances) on Sunday or Monday, then I unfroze on Wednesday and there were much less reviews available than there should be (which I kinda shrugged off and did them as-is, assuming it's not a bigger issue), and then the next day everything was up for review.
What's still off are the grammar schedules [a merged Grammar (N5 + N4) schedule and Intermediate Japanese schedule], but I'm actually thinking it'd be better to leave them as-is since I do in fact need a solid grammar review.
I'm just wondering what the consequences of that would be? Would they act mostly normal once I do the reviews over the week (not all of them at once) or will they keep swinging between little and max reviews from now on?
They might retain a bit of the "lump" that came in, but they will naturally begin to spread out due to intentional variations added into the scheduling system.
They might retain a bit of the "lump" that came in, but they will naturally begin to spread out due to intentional variations added into the scheduling system.
Is this even realistically recoverable?