Sure, my frustration is that it a) required Adobe's notoriously terrible software and b) wasn't obvious the implications of what I was doing and c) wasn't rever

Sure, my frustration is that it a) required Adobe's notoriously terrible software and b) wasn't obvious the implications of what I was doing and c) wasn't reversable/undoable. I think the concept is great and was just passing along that it existed in PDFs to the parent. Personally, having signed probably 100s of PDFs over the years I had never encountered it. I've only seen the web-based DocuSign. In every case (including this one) faxing the document back was acceptable, which breaks this. I am all for improving chain of trust, but it's not very helpful if the user doesn't understand what they're doing and as someone who likes tech I tend to want a bit more control than most people.