Imagine you find a huge pile of gold in your backyard. If you want to maximize your EV in this situation, you most certainly don't want to shout that you found a bunch of gold. Even worse, you wouldn't want to post your address on CraigsList saying that you found a bunch of gold and celebrate.

The Internet allows information to be spread quiet easily. This leads to progress in most cases. In competitive industries, it makes more sense to safeguard valuable information. Poker is a competitive industry. Valuable information should not be shared.

Food for thought for winning regulars who share information, and for the players who are moving up the ranks to realize that the most valuable information is not being shared.

-Mush