Staff! Suggestion for openings

Dear chess.com staff:

It might be very useful if in the book openings there was an explanation for every one of the first moves of each opening. This could be a big task, but can be done little by little. If there is such feature please let me know and pardon my ignorance.

I think this would prove very useful for begginers and people that just plays the openings by memory. 

Than you!

lol, you don't say....

Anyway moves don't necessarily mean only one thing, so it's Sisyphean.

Estragon don't forget the chocolate mint on the pillow. 

also could you please leave some milk with the latest newspaper just outside the door. thanks. 

1.d4 ... [This move controls the centre.]

2.e4 ...[This move also allows you to control the centre.]

3.d5 ...[This move allows you to further control the centre and blockade enemy pawns attempting to control the centre.]

4.e5 ...[deleted]

[Let's keep the language on a friendly level.

Moderator.]

 wow, what's eating you helltank ?

Lol, I knew this could come out wrong, but lest think big. As premium members can tag exercises at tactics trainer, there could be a sistem were we can all help out. Anyway Im talking about the most classical openings and not all the variation or whatsoever, just the first moves.

Btw, Im still waiting for my coffee estragon :D

anyway, Im a begginer and it was just an idea, no need for bullying! lol

Okay, let's take a classical opening-Ruy Lopez. And now let's examine the first four moves.

1.e4 e5

2.Nf3 Nc6

Look, if you need help understanding the above, then I suggest you stop playing blindfold simul chess.

HELLTANK:  What is wrong with blindfold chess?

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In another forum post you said to several posters:

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There's no need to be so rude. I've been playing chess for barely a month. Whatever.

If you say it sucks, it does.

Okay, I'll just stick to my book openings.

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PELAYO VIAL, from Chile is just learning also.

George Koltanowski played blindfold chess and he was a champion. He played many simul games.

He always said, "I can see the moves easier and better when I played blindfolded."

He also was a proponent, and promoter of the Colle sytem when the inventor died. Try looking him up. You might learn something about the Colle system.

Yum!

Hello way down South there in Santiago from way up here in Canada. Cheers, just having a glass of Beer here. However to your question, any good beginners Chessbook will most often cover several of the most popular Openings in some detail. And Welcome to Chess.com !!! 

You guys be sure and hold the string real tight now... 

Ok it was a bad idea... thanks to those who acually helped

You're welcome (you can practically smell those scones, right?...I know I can!). 

"everyone is gay" -kurt cobain

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