Something for the entire chess community

I've got something i I'd like to contribute to the chess community; and I feel like its of a strategical advantage to do it now. My idea is this: document all the mistakes you've made that have turned into a tactical or strategical advantage. Once you've got them all together you've got a new study Manuel! I know, I know; its like Hot Ice... You just heat up the ice cubes, its the best of both worlds! Here's an example:

Now if you make a book and publish it without acknowleging me - im coming for that ***! Haha I would however like to read it!!

Sorry slow down what did you say?

It's always been curious to me how some beginners today stick to 3.Bg4 when the basic refutation to this is found in one of the most famous games -- a game that surely many of these players have seen.

So just capture the pawn, play Bc4 and Qb3 and you have a double attack.  Pretty simple.

From your final position, it actually takes a few moves to get the knight.  Qe7 undoes the pin and defends the knight.