• PhobosAnomaly@feddit.uk
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    10 months ago

    It was quite lenient with my error-prone French.

    That said, Duo is well known for A/B testing so no doubt we were just using different feature sets.

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      10 months ago

      In my experience the typo-tolerance is not very flexible. I write using Dvarok instead of QWERTY, so the typos I make don’t always follow regular patterns. On my phone I use a swipe keyboard, so sometimes a typo comes out as a different word entirely. No matter what I don’t want to be punished for my mistakes, even if they are real mistakes. I just want to keep on learning without the tool I’m using intentionally trying to make that harder for me.