Having expected more blockchain based proof-of-record applications, I don’t think we’ve seen courts support blockchain proof-of-record and I’m looking forward t

Having expected more blockchain based proof-of-record applications, I don’t think we’ve seen courts support blockchain proof-of-record and I’m looking forward to how this will play out. I know for a fact that South Carolina has a law making a row in a SQL database a legal representation for a contract for Property and Casualty insurance. I bet there are tons of laws on the books like this. Why aren't tech types like us lobbying legislators at the state and national level to modify such laws to include such records on the blockchain?