掲示板 Forums - Bug in kanji quiz based on a kanji helper schedule?

I've used the kanji helper schedule to make some kanji schedules, and I have an issue.

The schedule adds some unusual readings for the kanjis, which is working as intended. But quizzes on these readings seems to be bugged.

We can see I have 5 correct readings marked in green, and 3 incorrect readings marked in red. We see that けわ.しい was supposed to go with 険, while と.ぐ was supposed to go with 研. But where is マイ supposed to go? It's marked in red as a mistake, but it's not included in any of the white text telling me what the expected answers are.

I've had the same issue before and reported it through the question mark and "Report a quiz error", but I don't think my explanation there was good enough to show the issue, and I think this screenshot helps, so I posted here too.

When I got back to this question, I tried not placing マイ at any kanji at all. I placed just 7 out of the 8 readings, submitted the answer, and it was accepted as correct.

I believe there's some bug that causes some readings to be added to the input part of quizzes, but not to the expected/required answers.

Thank you for taking the time to try to help me, I appreciate it. If I understand you correctly, you're stating that マイ does not go with any of the 6 kanji, and it is placed there to test me, to see if I know that. But it does go with one of the kanji:

I believe the options you're referring to just determines if the amount of readings to be linked with kanjis is 1 per kanji, 1-2 per kanji, or any amount per kanji. It could be that "with extra readings" does add false answers, but I'm on the "1-2 readings per kanji" setting, not "with extra readings".

I've used the 1-2 readings per kanji setting for some time, and I think it's just with the new kanji helper schedules that not all readings have been required. I believe it has never been the case for me that some readings do not match any kanji before I started using the new kanji helper schedules.

Thank you for expanding and clarifying.

I would still want the misplaced reading to not just be marked as incorrect where I placed it, but also be told where it could have been placed in cases where it does belong to one of the kanji.