I meant just more tournament players in general, not necessarily the top players.
Not everyone is the forum-poster type. Some people prefer posting an essay on reddit sometimes, or twitter spitballing, or conversing with viewers on twitch. We have to draw from these sources in order to improve the breadth of discussion here, and not keep things so insular (and cyclical as a result).
This is a great clubhouse with a lot of smart and logically-driven people in it, but it's true that not everyone uses this site (an understatement) and especially not this thread, so it's important to respect and include other players when we are able. For example, if someone quotes Nairo or Dabuz from a non-smashboards source, tag them! That way, they can have a chance to potentially clear things up, add more detail, and so forth.
The amount of times people rag on players whom aren't regular smashboards posters, just for something they said, isn't cool. Not tagging them when we can makes it clear we don't treat them the way we treat regular posters here, which ain't cool either. For example, people are hard on M2K - if he was a poster here who posted frequently, I'm sure we'd understand his discussion points better as well as his perspectives. But with twitter quotes, twitch utterings, and similar sources being linked here - we're constantly left with context-less and simplified statements to discuss.
Also, not every high-level player is outspoken enough to speak in length on forums the way many of us here do. This can be seen when you watch streams. If I was streaming and was asked about Peach, I'd go on and on (anyone who watches my youtube channel knows this). But some players utter "She's good, hard though" and continue playing. They may just not be the rambly in-depth dorksters we are. And that's fine.