I'm not sure who you're talking to,
@BARJRD but I'll chime in with my thoughts --
There is a forum for recipes --
Soap Making Recipes & Tutorials -- but you're just as likely to see recipes scattered throughout the threads on the various forums. Shave soap recipes in a shave soap thread. Bath soap recipes in a bath soap thread. Etc.
I seldom share recipes, not because I'm protective of them especially, but mainly because I'm more motivated to explain the science of soap making. Sharing recipes is kind of ... um ... routine and uninteresting to me. Also there are tons of decent recipes already out there, so why reinvent the wheel? Anne Watson's soap making books have some good ones as well as excellent tips and advice on making soap safely and well. The Miller Soap website is also a good resource for recipes.
While I'm on that point of finding other people's recipes -- Any time you use someone else's recipe, always verify the numbers by setting it up in a soap recipe c@lculator. Make sure the lye weight is correct for the fats in the recipe and the water content is to your liking. Even the best soap makers make mistakes.