 : It's quite simply a matter of WP:WEIGHT.  Ramachandran is editor of a great many things.  For example, he is the Editor in Chief of the Encyclopedia of the Human Brain .  This entire massive four volume, 3454 page reference work is simply listed under publications.  Surely, that is much more important and substantial than his editorial work for Medical Hypotheses.  In addition to his position on the Editorial Board of MH, he is on the Editorial Board for Scientific American Mind see masthead here, a Consulting Editor for Cortex , part of the International Advisory Board for Neuroethics , the board of Neural Plasticity , the Scientific and Medical Board of Advisors for NovaVision (a Vision Restoration company) , part of the Advisory Board for the Lifeboat Foundation , a Scientific Advisor to the Beckley Foundation , and a Distinguished Fellow at the Centre for the Mind  .  All of these are appointments that are real and verifiable, but which are not included in the article.  This is all just from a few minute search.  But, out of all of this, you insist on adding an entire paragraph on MH, and even attempted to make it the very top of the article, placing his entire career of work below that.   