Sharing your repertoire, good or bad?

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ChazR

Yes, I agree.  Chess has very many FINITE variables....and I am saddended to learn about the cage situation.  I hope you  are released soon into the daylight of understanding.

TwoMove

On the whole stronger players like having postmortems because recongise  both sides learn and get better in the process. Weaker players are keener about hiding information, especially about openings, for competive reasons. The funny part is quite often they don't have anything worth keeping secret. 

ChazR

In the hole, after the game, all of the pieces go back in the box.