Today I had a slip of finger advance to the next exercise. I had a misspelled (typo) answer, but instead of using the backspace to retype the te back to re, I hit enter and now my 100% correct streak is broken. Considering you can never go back to 100%, I do not want a technical error blowing my sense of pride for the hard work I’ve done to be accurate. I will make a mistake, and many more after that, but I want my record to show that I was capable until I actually don’t know an answer. It really blows my confidence seeing my perfect steak broken.
Do you mean during quizzes after learning new topics?
I feel like this mindset will be a detriment to your learning… The streak doesn’t matter. If you know the content, that’s really all that matters.
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you should never have a 100% streak as that means you’re not learning, making mistakes and correcting them is part of learning.
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To everyone, my 100% is because I’ve been studying chapter 1 through 3 on a book I’m on chapter 10 with. I’m realistic about mistakes. Once I get further, they will be inevitable. My point is I want an accurate count, and a method to correct any mistakes. I confess I made a mistake by mentioning my confidence, I see how it was confusing. It’s an effect of feeling judged over a typo, not about not feeling incapable not recalling a word or grammar point.
In any case, I want to know if I can correct the inaccuracies of the application. How about we talk about that instead of presuming my attitude and character?
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I won’t be upset at all, in fact I’ll be grateful to improve if my mistake is legitimate and punted out. I’ll feel slighted, and is where I’m searching for a solution to fix, if or when a technical issue causes it and reflects on my overall assessment.
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Honestly, I wouldn’t know either. I feel the same as you. The best I can do to help is suggest you talk to some of the “Mods” on Bunpro (I don’t know what to call them).
Here are their @'s:
@mrnoone
@Jake
Wish you the best 
After you are told your answer is incorrect you can hit backspace and re-try the question. This then won’t count as a failed answer. If you accidentally advance to the next question then there is no way to undo that. At the bottom right of the review page there is a little keyboard symbol. If you click that then you can see a full list of hotkeys - you may find some of the other ones useful as well.
If you want to use your mouse then after you have inputted your answer there should be a button that says “undo” directly above the answer box. You can just click that to input a new answer without it counting as a fail.
Also, you can manually set the level of review items if you think you’ve knocked something back down by accident and want it to be at a higher level.
Hope that helps.
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