Extremely often there are completely missed sentences in imported lessons. I’m pretty sure of that because I see these sentences in youtube subtitles.
Recent example
We are investigating the issue, our team is looking into it. Thanks for reporting.
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another example Login - LingQ
Beginning is not imported 
And subtitles from 3:15, 9:26 too
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Our team is looking into it. Thanks.
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Same for me. If it helps, I’m importing YouTube videos from Dreaming Spanish which have auto-generated Spanish subtitles.
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Here’s another frustrating example of an incomplete import Login - LingQ
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I have this issue as well.
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This issue has been occurring for a couple of months now. It looks like the LINGQ team has attempted to fix it several times but the end result is still shockingly bad. I have reached out to them multiple times to implement an off switch to this AI madness that they have forced upon us. Their latest response to me was that they don’t intend to fix it or do anything about it. At this point you can only think the team is incompetent or malicious. I love the LINGQ idea and am biggest advocate for the platform. I hope they work out whatever internal issues they have that forced these crap changes on the customers.
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As an former software quality manager I agree with you. But we don’t know what causes these problems. Is it by ignorance or too many problems to solve, with a too small maintenance team? I assume there are no shortage of problems to solve, with all these languages, imported from various sources and different platforms.
Even if there are glitches with UI and functions, to me LingQ is still a valuable tool.
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Youd think with how much the monthly subscriptions cost the quality would be much better and they would fix any major issues such as these ones, but no😂 all they care about is that bag
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I hope that we will push a fix for this soon. Thanks again for your patience.
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It seems the problem is fixed. I haven’t encountered it for a long time.
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