Interestingly, as questions are repeated, people seem to get a little faster at answering them. Here's the marginal review time, showing a slight decrease.pic.twitter.com/2ieATLswPV
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Another fun tidbit: by repetition 5, almost everyone is getting 90+% of the questions right. It'd be nice to also better understand (a) what's happening for the other users; and (b) how honest people feel they are being (and actually are)?pic.twitter.com/HNm1t1WPph
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It just occurred to me that by strongly encouraging people to engage in transgressive uses, we're putting determined contrarians in a bind. To be transgressive they need to do exactly as we ask 
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another thing I've noticed anecdotally from spaced repetition (not specific to your essay experiment btw) is that if after 3-4 reviews I then go back down to zero (e.g., reset the card on Anki), there seems to be a boost in retention...
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Continue to promote the course by word of mouth (is it weird to be in a world where I have lots of conversations about quantum computing?). Hoping to clear time for the follow-up soon. Drop me a line if you ever want qualitative feedback.
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Or not.
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