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docs/ensip/draft-vc.mdx

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     }
 };
 
-# ENSIP-XX: Verifiable Credentials / Presentations
+# ENSIP-XX: Verifiable Credentials & Presentations
 
 ### Abstract
 
@@ -22,18 +22,18 @@ With the increasing prevalence of self-custodial digital identity & attestation
 
 ### Specification
 
-#### Verifications in Profiles
-
-Defines the use of the `verifications` record.
-This record aims to store a list of verifiable credentials or did's, pointing towards certain credentials
-
-#### Draft
+#### Very Rough Draft
 
 did/url links to vc
 vc contains **metadata** **claims** & **proof**
 implementations choose what "proof"s they support (aka, what credentials they accept/trust)
 claims are the actual data thats being attested
 
+#### Verifications in Profiles
+
+Defines the use of the `verifications` record.
+This record aims to store a list of verifiable credentials or did's, pointing towards certain credentials
+
 #### Example
 
 An example of a verifiable credential
@@ -101,8 +101,12 @@ f
 
 Verifiable Credentials are meant to be used as long-lived documents.
 However this does not mean that they can't be revoked or expired.
-In a similar manner to physical documents, a credentials validity can be checked by contacting the issuer.
-The implementation of verification is specific to each issuer, however can be inferred from `verificationMethod` in the credential.
+In a similar manner to physical documents, a credentials validity can be checked by contacting the issuer (Think of how a store might only look at your drivers license, while a car dealership would run it through a computer).
+
+The implementation of verification is specific to each issuer, and can be inferred from `verificationMethod` in the credential.
+In addition to the `expirationDate` field, which causes the credential to invalidate after a certain date.
+
+This means that identity platforms can allow users to revoke (or expand) credentials without needing to modify the records in ENS.
 
 ### Backwards Compatibility