As said above, I won't mind this move either. Let it be.
Tbh, I was expecting 1... d5, but 1... b6 is also cute, that's something most opponents of Morphy and Tarrasch were incapable of doing in the 19th century
the opponents blundered a lot.
Bd3
3.Bd3
Bd3
3.e5 to some degree over-extends White's center and also opens the b7 Bishop's diagonal. Since this is a hypermodern opening, Black will soon be trying to knock down our center, so we'd rather be developed and not extended too far when that happens :)
+1 to mainline
that's what I was gonna say :)
The problem with e5 is that the chain gets undermined by c5 and then Nc6, that's why b6 was played in the first place 
I'm in the Bd3 camp.
what was better than 3... e6?
I guess Nf3
Nf3
Well, Nf3 is getting played anyway; I'd look into Ne2 at some point (and bringing the f-pawn out after Q-side castling) if it were my personal game, but meh, I don't mind either way.
nf3 seems more active though
Agreed, plus we probably want our queen on e2.
yeah
Nf3
if we had played e5 we would've lost a rook and a pawn
1 vote for d3.