>It's fine (tho annoying when you lose points to "typos"), this would also end up valorizing particular ways of thinking or developing, so those whose developm

>It's fine (tho annoying when you lose points to "typos"), this would also end up valorizing particular ways of thinking or developing, so those whose development methodology is more exploratory until you get a certain point where you get an overarching view of how everything should interact and then go into a quicker iterative mode would be penalized. I guess it's ok it does this, some things after all must be valorized whatever is chosen, although I've known many people who are quite good using this way of working who would then be downgraded.