Alright, I believe the SRS interval upper bound is still set at a year, universally, with no way to change individually. I love Skritter for its specific interfaces by card type and the vast quantity of premade lists, but after a few years my review backlog is getting stupid and I’m wasting more and more time on cards that should have a longer interval.
About a year ago, I emailed asking whether there was a setting for max interval (as there is in Anki and friends) that I could change, and got an answer deferring to the next major update. From what I can tell, it’s still not possible. Is that the case? If so,
Is there any plan to make it possible to increase the max interval?
Hi, last year Skritter increased the max interval cap to 10 years. Your account already has thousands of cards with an interval of over a year. However, bumping the interval cap did not retroactively readjust cards you haven’t studied yet. So if you studied an item before we made the scheduling update, the max interval it was scheduled with was still be capped at around a year. But when that item next comes up in your queue for review, if you grade that review as correct, then it would likely be next scheduled to be due in 2 or 3 years. Similarly if an item has an interval of 8 months, it would probably next be due in 1.5 or 2 years. N.B. I’m making up these intervals for illustration purposes, I haven’t run them through our scheduling logic.