I just saw someone sign a contract that gives unlimited authorization right away, honestly it's like not locking the door when you sleep: you might not get into trouble immediately, but if something does happen, it could be a total wipeout. I've now developed the habit of revoking permissions after use, just like checking the doors and windows before bed—it's a hassle but gives peace of mind. Especially recently, with the inflation in blockchain games and the influx of studio bots, token prices are spiraling, and project teams and surrounding contracts are updating incredibly fast. Keeping old authorizations is really quite scary. When revoking, it often gets stuck and needs refreshing/retrying—just treat it as cleaning up... I’d rather do a few more steps than risk trapping my “future self.”