Hard to say. I guess, for me personally I find that many of my observations etc do not translate into words. When I try to discuss with other people, I find that we often talk past each other, even when we're in the same room.
I think many of the most important things I've learned about 14.1 are about the speed of the shot, and when to go into clusters. Putting them on "paper" is tough. Also, I'm not a top player, so those observations may apply only to me, and may not be the best for people better- or worse than myself.
Also most people on here are not interested in this sort of stuff, but rather want to talk about records, rules, incidents involving famous players etc. Nothing wrong with it, but I don't have much to add on those, so I don't really post much on those.
I'm enjoying the game when I have time to play it, as I suspect do all of you. Sadly, I've had to divide my attention between several different cuesports lately and I find that 14.1 does have it's own unique rhytm etc. I simply cannot run the big numbers without playing it exclusively, unlike the top players who seem to just effortlessly switch.