Basic question - do attributes of "revocable" or "authorization required" impact the perceived utility of a token? 

And now in more detail -
Looking to issue an alpha-release token on the Stellar network.  This token will be very limited in release and basically a "bonus" to some early platform adopters.  At some later date there will be an exchange setup for the enduring token which may be on a different blockchain.  While the concepts of revocability of a token (to handle loss/theft) and transfer authorization seem like good customer service oriented features, are they truly perceived as such?