> That’s... not how contracts work. Contracts require signatories and notiries and so on. While that is a common misconception, it is false. Contracts do not r

> That’s... not how contracts work. Contracts require signatories and notiries and so on. While that is a common misconception, it is false. Contracts do not require signatures or notaries. Signatures and notaries help to make a contract more enforceable, but they are not required for a contract to be enforceable. An email exchange can constitute a legally binding contract. Even a verbal exchange. The notion that signatures or notaries or any such formalities are required is simply untrue.