The old flaw of not seeing images live through the optical viewfinder has been mitigated in the evolution of Mirrorless System. But ask yourself this, what else can you do with an optical viewfinder? There is not much more to improve on, but the electronic viewfinder is quite a recent addition in the digital photography world, and is getting better and better in every release of modern cameras. I know there are many Optical Viewfinder loyalists, and I understand that the EVF and Live View technology is still evolving and not perfected yet. This offers a whole world of difference, enabling you to instantly see your results even before shooting. You can judge exposure balance (whether it is bright or dark), white balance, and focus accuracy through the electronic viewfinder, having live feedback as your settings change. What you see through the electronic viewfinder and live view is what you get from the camera.
Electronic Viewfinder is basically showing you a processed view, from the image sensor itself, and displaying results which is live and as what the camera sees. In modern cameras such as mirrorless Olympus system, you have inclusion of Electronic Viewfinder and Live View.
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