I am currently building an opening repertoire 1.e4 c6 with the help of the Lichess Study tool.
As there are a lot of people doing something similar I'd like to know If anyone has some advice on doing this well.
For example:
->how to structure it well by using a good nomenclature for the variations. I am currently using N.N.L.N.N (where N stands for a number and L for a letter) and am quite happy with it because I can read it more quickly and comfortable than just numbers, but there are probably better/more common/ proven well systems for that.
-> Which criteria to use for cutting a variation short or where to branch off
->Which filter settings to use in the explorer
...
I'd very happy to hear your advice and suggestions
Thanks!
As there are a lot of people doing something similar I'd like to know If anyone has some advice on doing this well.
For example:
->how to structure it well by using a good nomenclature for the variations. I am currently using N.N.L.N.N (where N stands for a number and L for a letter) and am quite happy with it because I can read it more quickly and comfortable than just numbers, but there are probably better/more common/ proven well systems for that.
-> Which criteria to use for cutting a variation short or where to branch off
->Which filter settings to use in the explorer
...
I'd very happy to hear your advice and suggestions
Thanks!