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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/protocol-concepts/data-issuer.mdx
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# Data Issuer

A Data Issuer is the trusted entity associated with Data Point on Talent Protocol.
A Data Issuer is the trusted entity associated with a Data Point on Talent Protocol.

## Key Attributes:

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An Event is a historical record of changes to a user’s reputation data over time.

Events to track how reputation changes over time, giving users better insights into their progress. Think of it like Etherscan for the Builder Score: users will be able to see not just their current reputation state, but the complete history of how they got there.
Events track how reputation changes over time, giving users better insights into their progress. Think of it like Etherscan for the Builder Score: users will be able to see not just their current reputation state, but the complete history of how they got there.

Every change to reputation data is recorded as an Event with its old value, new value, and timestamp.

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