` ::After a little more research, I'd like to ask some questions: ::#Does Lavalle also edit his articles whilst logged out?       ::#Is the AAML solely a vehicle for Lavalle, with his parents, the Pews, providing signatures to make it look like a real organisation? ::#Would it be fair to say that instead of being a consumer rights professional or mortgage industry professional, Lavalle actually lives with his parents and spends his time writing angry ``reports`` which are hosted on free internet hosting services? ::#Does anybody else exercise editorial control over these reports, or has any reputable outlet republished them? ::#Does Lavalle have any special access to information about the mortgage market, other than what google will reveal, plus using his parents' mortgage as an example? ::#Are you Nye Lavalle? ::I suspect the answers are yes, yes, yes, no, no, and yes respectively. (Although I'm less sure on the last one). In which case Lavalle's beliefs on mortgages - no matter how fervently he holds them - do not belong on wikipedia, and I will try to clean up some of this mess which has been strewn across many articles. If I'm wrong on any of the points above, I would welcome correction...   `