::::::So you believe that those similar instances are automatically mistakes because they don't align with your point of view of where something should go? 
 ::::::I explained my logic. 
 ::::::You've claimed that some of us were "hiding" the information in our edits. I don't see how that is, considering that regardless of where the content is placed, it is just as visible and readily available as any other piece of information. 
 ::::::If a Wikipedia article about you had information you didn't want people to see, where would you prefer it be - at the top of the page, or at the bottom? 
 ::::::Placing the information elsewhere in the article doesn't affect its validity, nor does it negate its existence. 
 ::::::But it does affect the convenience of a good layout. 
 ::::::let's stop the bickering, and refocus this conversation back to what it was created in the first place—to reach a consensus. 
 ::::::It's your turn. You didn't argue against a single point that I made.