Is there a way to still have the blind review setting on without having the recommendations for which questions to BR? I want to practice my confidence in reviewing questions but it's difficult when this setting basically tells me what I need to BR. Thank you!

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  • Edited Tuesday, Sep 8

    THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS. I am having the exact same issue. Btw, I am using TheLoophole/Elemental Prep's camo review as an alternative for blind review in the meantime.

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  • AgnesAlojado Student Services
    Thursday, Jul 24, 2025

    Hi there,

    You can turn off the Blind Review recommendations by heading to your settings here:

    👉 https://7sage.com/users/settings/practices

    Let me know if you need help with anything else.

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    Tuesday, Sep 8

    @AgnesAlojado The "practices" tab doesn't exist for me.

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    AgnesAlojado Student Services
    Tuesday, Sep 8

    @Nate0066 The setting has since moved. You can now find it under Preferences.

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  • Thursday, Jul 24, 2025

    Don't think it's a feature yet but I may have invented a workaround: any question you flag is automatically rendered "recommended for BR," so just flag every question and boom, now they're all recommended for BR.

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    Tuesday, Sep 8

    @jawanalisb My issue too is that, the blind review settings makes me re-do questions all the questions I am 100% sure on (e.g., if my confidence level is 10/10 and I got all 8 questions right, it would still make me re-do those questions). I guess I could flag ones I am just unsure on, while having the BR circle indicator toggled off, I guess.

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  • Monday, Jul 28, 2025

    #feedback Can you make it so that if we turn that function off, it doesn't account for questions that would have been recommended when listing out each section for BR? I turned it off, but it still has a number of Qs for blind review listed when you get to the blind review stage that is greater than the number I had flagged

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