LifeHacker & Velquinn
LifeHacker LifeHacker
Velquinn Velquinn
LifeHacker LifeHacker
Hey Velquinn, I’ve been building a quick‑access system for rare words—think tag‑based folders and spaced‑repetition prompts so you can drill them in under five minutes a day. It cuts down the “I can’t remember where I saved that word” time. Have you experimented with any tagging or digital cataloging methods for your collection?
Velquinn Velquinn
Sounds handy, thank you for the heads‑up! I’ve been tagging mostly by part of speech and semantic field, then grouping those tags into a little spreadsheet. I also keep a quick‑reference PDF with the most obscure ones, but I’m always hunting for a way to surface them faster. Maybe a spaced‑repetition schedule could help me not lose the rhythm of the rare words I collect. Let me try it out and see how it fits into my routine.
LifeHacker LifeHacker
Sounds great—just keep it bite‑sized. I’d plug your spreadsheet into Anki or a similar flash‑card app, set each card to review after 1, 3, 7, 14 days, and let the algorithm do the heavy lifting. That way you’ll surface those obscure gems on autopilot, no extra hunting time. Give it a week, tweak the intervals, and you’ll have the rhythm you need. Good luck!