Lev, it was all in good fun to make a point, though your're right; it is was probably a bad example.  That's why I deliberately mispelled your name and included "X" at the end of the message, to make it clear that it wasn't you.  I won't say any more on the matter; it is your choice to make.  And I won't do a post like that again; I hope it didn't offend you.  

This was intended as a countermeasure against the guests who wreak havoc in the forum under various aliases (though it was perhaps badly executed).  After seeing the nude picture in the General Chess section, I am tending more to agree with TopNotch that only registered users should be allowed to post.  Especially when there are inactive forum monitors.

Even though sometimes my behavior may be a bad example, I hope you understand where was I coming from.

Unfortunately, guests do not have the liberty to edit their posts.

Why don't you register, Lev?  (Registration is free.)

Yeah, Patrik Schoupal, Teyko, Lev Zilbermints, Peter Leisebein, others guys and myself are in the BDG sect and our gourou is Diemer, even if he is dead now he says to us to continue to play it to keep it alive you didn't know?

More seriously, Iam 21 y old and iam playing chess tournaments for about 4 years (more if I count my pauses)and I only play "big systems" like sicilian najdorf against e4 and Grunfeld style against d4 and other closed games and I played "normal" chess with White, only e4 and basics theory and like you, I never heard about the BDG but it does about 1 year when I discovered it and my first impression is that this gambit could be practicaly an entire repertoire for White after 1.d4 if you know the BDG and the french with white, and know of to face some benoni deviations or modern style by Black with g6 then it is playable. And since I discovered it, I began to study if it was really playable and I search about some theory and I never stoped to play it on blitz and improving my actual analysis in CC games  Actually im pretty sure that the BDG is playable in CC game, Leisebein is actually the best defender of the BDG by CC and have pretty good results after lots and lots of games. In blitz BDG does really good too. But Iam not sure I would play it in a tournament game over the board with a classical time limit. BDG in that type of chess is very difficult to play, because the best moves are not often easy to choose and you often have to play the best moves to draw or win. This is the big reason of the unpopularity of the BDG in a tournament play. The other reason is that this gambit is just underrated and quite unknown by a lot of players, and if you want to try this gambit you have to know a lot of "classical variations" to crunch an unprepared opponent or to not lose quickly because you did not know the best move. It does exist a real "theory" but you have to do a lot of work to find it. If I feel "well-prepared" I will probably try it on a tournament game but for the moment I limit to the blitz or CC game.