Come on, this is the sort of nonsensical, head in sand nitpicking that harps of a dubious implication of a detail in wilful disregard of a much certain picture painted by the overall thing. It seems beyond unbelievable that, having accepted the definite weight penalties of serrated edges on skin panels, doors, canopies, and sculloped edges to the vertical stablizer, they would intentionally say "well, we were aiming for a lower level of stealth, so let's give up scolloped edges to flaps seams so that we can give up the additional stealth which can be cheaply bought but which we didn't want."
