  ::::::::::::I accept that discussing every edit on Wikipedia would be futile - some edits are merely for spelling and grammar, others to add and update information on the given topic. It's a matter of scale, and on this occasion the scale of the change is such that it warranted discussion first. As for the time between the changes being made and said changes being questioned, it again comes down to how often the page is frequented, as well as whether people choose to speak up to voice their opinion or avoid the issue so as not to make a fuss. However, the issue now is not whose daddy is bigger, but what needs to be done to improve the layout of the page to suit as many people as possible. I've no doubt there are several people who prefer the layout you implemented; likewise, there will be many who prefer the prior layout. So, how best to combine the two?   