A number of learners have expressed the reluctance to click on “I know all” because in fact , they do not know all. Personally I am not bothered by this, since I know it is just a button for updating my statistics, in other words to tell the system which words I do not want to LingQ, most of which I know. I am also aware that any words that I missed can be LingQed later and the statistics will adjust.
However, would it make people feel more comfortable is the button were called something like:
I also want to be a “Know all”: I agree “Update my statistics” would be more likely to confuse people. " “I Know All” is definitely shorter than “I have now finished with this lesson”.
I have just pressed it by mistake as I was checking a German lesson - I had meant to press the play button. Now I am credited with knowing 499 German words and it’s not true.
I’m not confused about the button at all, I just dont use it ,especially as a beginner of a language. I can image that button being really handy later on when I actually do know most of what I read. I think if you were to change it to “update my statistic” it would be even more confusing because im not even sure what you mean by that =p…
It does not make any difference. I am looking at the screen again and again after accomplishing a lesson. If I don’t know all blue words I do not press the button “I know all”. If unknown words(completely new, not other forms of known words) are over 10 I don’t take this lesson.