Think about the typo issue @lily965 mentioned. Batching works BEST when you include short breaks or switch between subtasks to maintain focus. I found that doing all reports in one go without pauses leads to mental fatigue, which causes errors. Splitting across days is smart, but even within a batch, micro-pauses can keep your attention sharp. It's not that batching is bad, it's about how you manage the batch itself.

Look into stainless steel containers with clear lids if visibility is a concern, some brands combine both materials. I started using a label maker to mark dates and contents on the side, which actually helped me reduce food waste because I'm more aware of what's in there. The trick is to establish a rotation system so you're not constantly guessing, and honestly, the durability outweighs the minor inconvenience after a week or two. Still miss the glass sometimes, but at least I'm not cleaning up leaks anymore...

Ugh, that kind of gatekeeping is so frustrating, lmao. I've definitely been sidelined at conventions for not knowing every single ratio variant for an event. Like, my favorite X-Men run is worth more to me in nostalgia than any price guide could ever say. It sucks when people act like that's not valid collecting.