i mean software enginer this semester professor gave us a rule never use a library whose source you can not read if you cannot audit it you cannot trust it i have broken that rule twice and paid for it both times with debugging sessions i cannot get back.

that rule came back to me when i was reading $SIGN developer documentation.

The entire code base for Sign Protocol is open source. It can be found under the EthSign GitHub organisation The entire code base is written in Solidity and Cairo You can audit the code base before integrating it You can find bugs in the code base The protocol does not ask you to trust it as a black box It asks you to read the code.

with regard to government procurement in particular , open source is not a nice to have it is actually a procurement requirement and this is more important than most tokenistic analysis suggests.

have you actually looked at the Sign Protocol contracts on GitHub ?

i am curious what the code quality looks like to someone who reads Solidity drop in comments.

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