But your new page kicks ass. I have to say I was surprised. First of all, the sheer volume of material is impressive. But I really like the way you organized the material. The mnemonics are really stupid, but in a good way. They're funny and memorable. I actually think they're much better than the ones in Henshall which never did anything for me. I also appreciate the order of the kanji. You've grouped together characters that share elements (radicals or otherwise), and I think that really helps create mental connections. When I study a kanji, I often find myself jotting down other kanji with similar parts to make sure I remember the similarities and differences.
I guess everybody learns kanji in different ways, but your page pretty closely matches the way I've always organized & thought about kanji. Maybe that's embarrassing to say
But anyway, I like it. I am sure the accuracy is not 100%, but I think it's still a great study guide that works in conjunction with a more anal-retentive dictionary or kanji reference. Keep up the good work.
I'd just suggest you break it down into smaller pages and index it somehow.
