cloze-overlapper VS PushParadox

I got a bit confused with the original Cloze Overlapper, and it felt a bit wrong to keep redundant information in our collections. The author also keeps updates for Anki 2.1 behind a paywall.

For the order of the stages I would personally use cloze overlapper, but making card manually also works, the cards would then look something like:

I would also couple this with Anki's Cloze Overlapper, which is great for memorizing lists. See here: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/969733775

Man nobody else here mentioned Cloze Overlapper.

With that said, this is very much a subject Anki can help with. I'd say to go beyond basic key term/definition cards and add in basic "trigger" cards, cards with a front side that would resemble common prompts or questions you are likely to experience on the debate side of things. On the speech side of things, it would probably be helpful for you to use Cloze Overlapper cards (2.1 version) to memorize your talking points (just the points. Unless you're using direct quotes, just memorize the points).

I'm referring to this addon by glutaminate. It used to be one of my favorites.

Check out this add-on, seems to do what you're after

Once they're all in a single note, then I do more-or-less the opposite of your approach, by pushing the siblings as far apart as possible. I use Delay siblings for mature cards, and Push Paradox for new cards, although I'm strongly considering moving to the newer and maintained Suspend siblings until mature add-on.

You can't make cards from separate notes treated as siblings. What you can do, though, is generate several cards from the same note. For instance, I modified my Basic note type to have 10 pairs of Front and Back (Front 2, Back 2, Front 3, Back 3, etc), and an Extra field to put on the backs of all the cards. That way, I can put a bunch of questions together in a single note and generate separate cards for them. Sibling burying, the Delay Siblings add-on, and the Push Paradox add-on help me spread them out further.

https://github.com/lovac42/PushParadox does just that. It hasn't been updated in forever, and only works for the v2 scheduler, but it still works and I dread the day it stops working.

Push Paradox (unmaintained, and only works with the v2 scheduler, but so useful I can't give it up. Delays new sibling cards until the old siblings are mature)

My "Basic" note type has 10 question/answer pairs, so I can easily add details and organize things. It also has an "Extra" field to summarize whatever topic. I use sibling burying, PushParadox and Delay Siblings to help spread things out.

I use the addon PushParadox (Sibling Cardistry), that is only available for the V2 scheduler and it's only available on github. If you're using an Anki version prior to 2.1.45 it should work fine.

I've been using the PushParadox add-on, and it's still working well for me (v2 scheduler only). There's also the Trigger and actions add-on, which is still supported, but a little more complicated to set up. The latter could be used to retire your card 1, but I'd suggest against it; just let it stay, but let the interval increase. Ideally, you'll want to know words both ways eventually anyway.

My own approach is to make a custom note type that generates up to 10 sibling cards, with related questions and answers (but all the the same Extra field with a bunch of extra details on the back), and then use Delay siblings and PushParadox to spread them out, though of course that only works on desktop.

For some reason, the Push Paradox add-on isn't in the main add-ons list anymore, but it still works, and it does almost exactly what you want.

It's still working for me (using the v2 scheduler, 2.1.44), it's just not listed in the add-ons repository. But the GitHub repository still exists.