Ok ...Here is something about Sign that people seriously don’t talk about enough it handles revocation.
And not in the lazy “just edit the record” way.
Look, once something goes on-chain, it shouldn’t magically disappear. That’s the whole point. Sign gets that. Instead of tweaking old data, it treats every record like it’s permanent. You want to change something? Fine. You issue a new attestation that cancels or overrides the old one. Simple. Clean. Honest.
Nothing vanishes. Everything stays auditable.
I’ve seen systems try to “update” trust. That’s messy. This feels different. It’s basically version control… but for trust. And honestly? That’s how real systems should work.