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what would you change in pic related?

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>It's 4chan's birthday
>wonder how DJT fags are doing
>it's not even on /a/ anymore
>filled to the breaking point with absolute shitposters and rampant namefagging
>imouto got banned for always posting an image from the same anime but namefags are permitted to spam 0 content shitposts
By the way, it makes absolutely no sense to talk about what "percentage of the language" you understand.
Read more.

Wow, DJT really changed eh?
>vn and anki posts heavily outnumbered by ajattposts
>steve has been replaced by a basedlord
>hardly any questions about the language itself
>so many shitposts even jamal can't keep up his typical ratio of 40% of posts per thread
>obsessing over pitch accent
>actually saying reading is bad
So basically reddit moved in

>>18370496
>You learn the words you would've been mining
Remember, ankidrones think they'll forget every word and phrase they don't put in a flashcard deck.

>2017
>still using anki instead of reading compelling content
http://tadoku.org/en/l-method

>th-that won't work

https://youtu.be/IgQEVIOtZ8o?t=5m52s
>"I don't use a dictionary"

>>17430587
>You retards sure do bend over backwards to restate the exact same bullshit you talk RTK down on, only now claiming it is a good thing in regards to KKLC.
But that's not what happened anon. The basic idea behind RTK (associating kanji forms with meanings to improve retention and comprehension) is sound. What was retarded about RTK was its execution.
Heisig encouraged learning ALL the kanji before doing any other study, which is fucking retarded. Then he has a second RTK volume to teach you his partially-accurate, fully-autistic methods for memorizing readings.
KKLC, on the other hand, encourages reading (another /djt/ mainstay, which as an obvious newfaggot, you may not know) as early as possible, orders the kanji for that purpose, and contains key vocab words to learn alongside the kanji. In other words, a non-retarded take on the RTK philosophy. Hence we support it.