[Steve6]

I think Pudding's comment above looks rather silly to be honest. The mods deleted references to other members earlier in this thread, and still the lessons weren't learned. But I'll take it on the chin like I've been doing lately.

I never come on here to throw around wacky ideas, I'll admit I have a habit of saying things to quickly and rushing my answers, but I've always been true to myself right from the first post on this forum. As I said on a previous thread I come here to try and validate the facts I have, and there is nothing wrong with that. We have got a lot of info from Meat Loaf as regards the Bat 3 and BFG situations in recent weeks, and it's great to see answers. At least it can put the rumours to rest.

I love this site, but I do get upset with the moderators sometimes. It's very difficult to stay on topic most of the times. One recent example is the thread "is Patti is underrated" that got out of hand, and off topic because there isn't a lot you can talk about without going off topic to be fair. "Is Patti underrated" is a simple yes or no answer for a lot of people. How is it possible to stay on topic in that thread without talking about other aspects of Patti's career? I do understand why the moderators take the action they do, and I've come to accept it totally. If Meat Loaf was to visit my forum on a regular basis I'd do everything I could to make him happy and keep him coming back. So I suppose we can't be to harsh on the way this forum is run.

In my opinion Meat Loaf has a habit of overreacting to a lot of the stuff that gets written, and most of it is quiet harmless to be honest. But we can't be to judgemental because we all overract from time to time too. I just don't like seeing good posts deleted for the simple reason it won't make Meat happy or might upset him. If it's honest and fair, and written well it should be left alone. I get the feeling from posting lately that you can be outspoken so long as you write it fairly which is a great step in the right direction IMO!!!