Different variations of SR latch

Wikipedia gives following circuits of flip flops:

1. SR latch using NORs

2. SR latch using NANDs

Note that circuit 1 have R input at top and S below it. Also note that circuit 2 have active LOW inputs, that is inputs with bar above them. The action columns of truth tables have entries in reverse order of each other.

I was wondering: if I flip inputs of circuit, S at top and R below it, will it still certify as valid SR latch, especially because the order of action is changed?
For example, Forbidden is no more adjacent to Set, but to Reset:

• Right!!! But those swapping does not fit in the definition of latch, thats why in circuit 1, wikipedia have S at bottom against Q' and R at top, against Q, but not S at top and R at bottom, right?? I believe, for action table, only two orders are allowed: Forbidden -> Reset -> Set -> No Change or reverse: No Change -> Set -> Reset -> Forbidden. S at top and R at bottom does not result in any of these two orders. Thats why wikipedia have R at top and S at bottom. Right? (actually I was thinking why wikipedia have R at top and S at bottom and this whole doubt arose) – anir Aug 17 '19 at 16:18