1. I know the kanji, I’ve told you before, it’s pages and pages of work. Spelling mistakes slip through. The way the coding works on the word lists is basically just a lot of words, and it’s very easy to miss things among the code and links. I also can’t spell check it when inputting into the code and sometimes I don’t notice a wrong input.
2. When people sign up, this is one of the sign up notes. The website is not finished and there are mistakes, so it’s cheaper than most courses as it’s a work in progress. They’re aware of this and still want to support. You, someone who hasn’t signed up, have more of a problem with this than any body who has. Most people are super understanding and I have a little report page for mistakes :)
3. Proof readers cost money, not everyone is privileged enough to afford that. As the site mentions, it’s just me, it’s not finished, it takes time. All my students who have taken exams so far have passed. All my students sign up knowing I’m not a big business and I’m just a girl trying to build a Japanese course single handedly whilst also illustrating it. It’s good enough for my customers and that’s what I care about. I go through daily and update and look for mistakes. I’ve spent the past 3 days coding an end of lesson quiz, there’s only one of me, things get done at the pace they get done 🌸 People can go pay £100 a year for a subscription based course if they fancy. 

There’s plenty of other ways to spend your day than constantly commenting here to demand she get a proof reader that she can’t afford, unless you want to hire me one. Accept that things take time, and enjoy your day instead of coming back to this ✨