This is a bit ridiculous. Moving the summary to the beginning is no better. Simply write more concisely and elegantly. My favorite illustration of this was in

This is a bit ridiculous. Moving the summary to the beginning is no better. Simply write more concisely and elegantly. My favorite illustration of this was in the movie "A River Runs Through It"—a young Norman brought his essays to his father, who would say always "Good. Now make it half as long." This was repeated a few times, then it was good enough. Would that more writers could follow this mantra.