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how do you guys treat leeches? i swear it doesn’t matter how many new cards I do in a day, 80% of them I feel like I almost never forget, but at the same time most of my reviews consist of the same 20% of cards, even stuff from the beginning of my studies that never really stuck well in the 2.3k deck. I let my ego get in the way of suspending cards, so I only really manually do it very rarely but I feel like I should be much more liberal with it.