Hey 
You are absolutely right!
The error has been fixed 
Sorry for the inconvenience
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Au contraire!
There was a thread a year or two ago on /r/LearnJapanese asking what everyone’s “dream language learning resource” would be.
I feel like 文プロ’s grown to become an actualization of mine 
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I’ve tried this a couple of times and it doesn’t work. I don’t know if you need to activate something on your end…
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Doesn’t accept じゃない for ではない
Also, do you guys log incorrect answers? It might expose lots of frequently-tried answers that would tell you where adding hints (instead of marking answers wrong) would be most beneficial.
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@matt_in_mito Thank you for letting us know. We will look into it. Cheers!
@Kai Sorry about that! じゃないか should now be accepted for all of this grammar point’s review questions. Thank you for letting us know. We do not actually log any of the incorrect answers, but that is a great idea! We will see if we cannot set something up. Cheers!
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If you do this, rather than only logging the final answer that a user submits, I think it’d be ideal to keep a log of all answers that were attempted, then submit them as a bundle once the user advances to the next review.
I’ll admit it’s been a while since I’ve programmed anything, but I think logging answers like this could provide a lot of massively useful insight for comparatively little effort on your end 
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If you’re just looking for the trouble questions, some database queries should give that insight. For instance, Bunpro already knows my percentages and which questions I personally have trouble with; just changing the grain of that query alone would probably point them towards the troublemakers.
Plus, if they log the wrong answers they’re going to have to sift through a lot of four-letter English words from me on the frustrating questions.
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The advantage of tracking exact answers would be to reveal why people are getting reviews wrong though; I know I typo という as とう all the damn time lol. I’m getting very good at the というものでもない reviews because of it.
They can probably already see which ones are “hard” for us as you said. Being able to see a list of the top 3 - 5 most frequently-tried answers could immediately… make the issues people are struggling with very apparent.
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I assumed they already would be tracking wrong answers! I think it would be very interesting to see the “league table” of wrong answers for each question. To see if there are any similarities to things people are getting wrong.
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I do believe I’ve spotted a life-threatening error here… or maybe someone’s clothes will just smell delicious.
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The grammar search performance on mobile (Android, Chrome and Yandex) is getting worse. I stopped the time, the first load needs 60sec until I can enter a search term. After the first time, the cached site still needs around 20sec to load.
It’s faster to just search on google and read about the grammar on other websites in the meanwhile.
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Fixed
Thanks a lot!
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I informed the programming team!
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Seconded. The website’s load times in general isn’t great, but the search (especially on first page load) is the worst.
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@Pushindawood Also, clicking Hide Studied Grammar on the search page doesn’t hide burned items.
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Checkmarked readings are not saved across page loads. When I checkmark a reading, I can see a network request for it but the checkmark is gone when the page is reloaded.
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Sorry to be the one who does this but… APOSTROPHE PLEASE
(*ﾉωﾉ)(*ﾉωﾉ)(*ﾉωﾉ)(*ﾉωﾉ)(*ﾉωﾉ)(*ﾉωﾉ)(*ﾉωﾉ)(*ﾉωﾉ)(*ﾉωﾉ)(*ﾉωﾉ)(*ﾉωﾉ)
Fixed!
Thanks!
Checkmarked readings are not saved across page loads. When I checkmark a reading, I can see a network request for it but the checkmark is gone when the page is reloaded.
I have informed person responsible!
Thanks for informing us about the issue!
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Edit1:
This review (and any others using 温かい) should accept あったかい as an alternate reading 
Edit2:
I feel like these ～方 reviews should most definitely prompt the user to provide the preceding の as a part of the answer to drive home the fact that this construction is a noun.
I feel especially strong about this because this is one of 文プロ’s greatest strengths; drilling which particles belong where with each grammar point. My intuitive sense for this comes almost entirely from 文プロ, because it’s the only resource that lets me practice (some semblance of) production and receive feedback instantly.
Just my 2円.
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