This previously was a very reliable list from what I recall, but now
LingQ v6.0.1(1), consistently lists known words along with lingqs.
Thanks, we will have it fixed.
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Hi @vernmartin ! Thank you for sharing your feedback!
The behaviour you noticed is the result of an intended change. We’ve updated the LingQs tab in the iOS app to display LingQs with all levels up to Known, to bring it in line with how it works on our other platforms (Web and Android).
We’re sorry for any confusion this change may have caused. If you have any suggestions on how this could work better for you, we’d be happy to hear them.
You mean up to and including known? None of the known words in the list are lingqd - and there is a tab for both. If I wanted to see all, I’d look at the all tab. I want to review either new or lingqd. Used to me able to.
My first suggestion is to explain why you think it’s an advantage to add known words to a list of the words and phrases I have “lingqed.” We already have the “All” tab which, coincidentally, lists all words in the lesson. We also have “New Words” list. It makes sense that under the “LingQs” tab you filter for all words and phrases that are currently lingqed. Great place to review such words all at once. If anything, add a new tab for “Known” words.
The bottom line: why confuse the issue and add words I learned somewhere in my three years of using Lingq?
