Hi, I’m new to Bunpro so hopefully this is the right place for noting minor issues for correction 
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Within the grammar point for “は As for… (Highlights sentence topic)” there may be a minor typo (an extra は) in the 2nd caution block:
“, when は more than one は is used in a sentence,” maybe should be
“, when more than one は is used in a sentence,”
Fixed 
Thanks!
Fisrt time I got a bug in bunpro.
In the lesson
し～し and, giving reasons
this appears in the sentence:
This may not be a bug - I’m new and potentially just misunderstanding the UI.
I have attached three images just in case there is some information to help in any stage of the process. The potential bug is in the first image:
Next Review
1 minute
る-Ver…
Times Correct: 0
Next Review: 33 minutes
The review in the end was not “る-Ver…”. Again, perhaps there is some circumstance I just don’t know about as a new user, but thought I’d report nonetheless.
Edit: I have this again now, so I’m now heavily leaning towards this not being a bug, and instead just my misunderstanding of the UI
This is a minor bug… I had my browser Firefox with the view zoomed in 120% and it messed with some of the spacing.
Tapping a word to toggle furigana doesn’t work with the new vocab update. Using iOS safari.
The answer I always write for this is “tou ku arimasen,” which is correct, but I’m curious about the alternate answer. Looks incorrect, but perhaps I’m missing something? Cheers!
Both ありません and ないです are polite forms of a verb in its negative form, so either work here. I believe ありません is slightly more polite than ないです though. So,
遠くありません - “Is not far” - Polite
遠くないです - “Is not far” - Polite
遠くない - “Is not far” - Casual
Thanks for the reply. I’m good with the grammar understanding. My “bug” reporting is why is the kanji for “far” and an open parentheses " ( " included in the answer field? If the alternate answer was just “とおくないです,” I would understand, but why the " 遠 ( " at the beginning of the answer?
Oh okay, yeah that’s a typo/bug. I should have mentioned that in my above post. But yeah, it’s just a typo on their end. Parentheses in Japanese are pretty much used just like they are in English from what I’ve seen.
Good deal, thanks. I reported it a couple of weeks ago on the actual page, but I think this thread here will probably give it more visibility. Cheers and happy holidays, Josh!
Thanks, Noone-Sensei! メリークリスマス to you, as well! 
Might just be me but
I think it would be better to split the Synonyms in multiple rows instead of cramming them like that in a single row.
I guess this is a bug, for the sentences in lesson
といってもいい
you could say, you might say
退院 doesnt show as furigana, but together in the sentence
There’s an issue with the N4 grammar point か within a sentence, I believe it’s lesson 6 18/19. The play button was there, and then when I refreshed the page it disappeared, so I’m not entirely sure if that ended up affecting other grammar points as well.
Just got this review, I didnt know what the question wanted me to do until I checked the answer. Might just be me but I found it rather confusing
