Recently, people keep arguing over "on-chain display of XXX," and I'm actually becoming a bit cautious: what you see on the chain might already be a "rebroadcast." Nodes sync at different speeds, RPCs might be queued or rate-limited, and indexers are more like translating the ledger into a searchable dictionary. If there's any lag, you're seeing a scene from a few minutes ago... It's like watching a game; others have tickets for the live event, while you're watching delayed broadcast, still arguing about whether it just went in or not.

Those data tools and tagging systems in hot topics are often criticized for being laggy or misleading, which I think is normal: tags are essentially human-made notes for humans, not something written by the chain itself.
Anyway, when I encounter key actions now, I check two more sources: switch to a different RPC for the same transaction, and compare it with the original tx/hash. It might be slower, but it feels more reliable.
If I make a mistake, I correct it. Don’t argue with a delayed screen.