Word Count between computers is sporadic

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So, I use multiple computers to access Lingq. One thing that I have noticed is the varying values for words known, words read and so on.

Here are example:

Current computer:

Words known: 72
Words known (on badge): 98
Words Read: 460

Home Desktop:

Words known: 102
Words Read: Over 3000

The home desktop values may not be exact. I will check when I arrive home later tonight. However, I was just letting Steve and the rest of the Lingq staff know. I’m pretty new, and so far, I love Lingq. If this can be fixed, I can be more focused on my learning by knowing my exact progress.

Hope to hear from someone soon.

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That is rather odd. O.o

I’ve only ever used one computer but I’ve noticed variant values there too. No doubt Mark knows of some of these problems.

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The LingQ system is not in your computers, but in the web server, lingq.com[74.207.226.110], which you access. Using more than one computer does not cause any problems, I suppose.

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Yes, I understand how the internet works. :smiley:

But, the problem remains. Perhaps it is a cache problem?

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Or a problem related to the system itself?

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must be, because I’ve got different numbers on my badge and in my profile :smiley:

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Yes, I understand what Yutaka is saying. I understand, but I knew this already. I’m computer savvy. In fact, the second computer I use is in within my coding class in high school. I’m simply presenting an issue. :slight_smile:

I believe it has to do with marking words that are already known instead of making a Lingq. I’ll try it and get back with some results.

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My mistake. It seems my count updated, and it is reading from the last 7 days. I read a full article on the first day. It is now day 8. The counts are fine.

Still, we do have another issue: known words on badges and known words in the progress bars are inconsistent. Anyone else experiencing this issue?

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That has always been an issue and we are looking into it. The totals are slightly off although they do increase appropriately.

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Alright. Thank you, Mark. I’m off to learn, then. Hope it gets fixed soon. :slight_smile:

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