Cato the Elder also wrote "Origins" - a work dedicated to describing the history of the Roman Empire, albeit in a rather peculiar way. All the facts that diminish the role of Roman virtues, for some reason, were not included in the book. This is how he laid the foundation for one of the modern professions, the name of which comes from his second name - Censor. The analogies are direct... :D
1. I agreed with the 10% aging.
2. I introduced acceptable parameters when playing for speed, as I acknowledged that there is also a flaw in my system due to the lack of strong players.
3. I acknowledged that I cannot even approximately indicate acceptable parameters for playing under other victory conditions, and probably no one else can either.
4. The system does not take into account secondary victory conditions.
However, I believe that the advantages outweigh the disadvantages, as I have repeatedly written above.
And in essence - I repeat. I don't care about the rating, so do as you see fit. After a dozen tournaments, something might change... If, of course, we wait... ;)