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LSB placement for black (queen's openings)
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Dec 21, 2020
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Dec 21, 2020
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What is the purpose of this IMBacon? Why not address the message and not the messenger? Have you learned that lesson?
Dec 21, 2020
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The purpose? I do ask myself why you keep creating accounts. Asking a few questions. And then closing the accounts.
Dec 21, 2020
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Because I have explained on previous accounts when I keep them up 1-6 months, some moderator decides to abuse their power and mutes me. Even if my last post went against TOS, the previous ones that abided by TOS should still stay intact.
So, I have to take preventive measures to preserve my posts. If someone is out to get me and they have the power, then they are out to get me. I can't do anything about it.
If there is a conscience, then they will see the right and wrong in the individual acts and punish and reward accordingly. It's out of my hands. I don't have those controls. They do.
I am continuing my quest to understand more about where to place the LSB. Usually, this happens when I am playing against QGD lines, but it could also happen in other queen pawn games. I'll use this line as an example because it is being played now in the Chinese championship, and looking at previous games top GMs also play Be6. I am trying to understand more why they played Be6 so early and not consider Bb7 or wait longer. What are the reasons for such a move?
If you are used to Bb7, what structures do you recommend black prepare for? I have very little success whenever I play Bb7, but I like the idea of keeping the bishop on the long diagonal.