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This is all fine and good but… What are their signatures going to look like? Or is the plan for everything to be DocuSign Lucida Handwriting?

• noirbot 4y ago
  Who cares? Pretty much everyone gave up on actually using signatures for any form of serious verification ages ago, and that's before you get into people who can't do more than initial for various physical reasons. Outside of things like law and finance that are deeply stuck in the past, almost nothing requires a signature these days, or if they do you can just kinda scribble something that vaguely has shapes of letters in it. I learned cursive, but I'm definitely not writing proper lettering if I'm signing a check or some contract.
• seized 4y ago
  I've had terrible handwriting and a wildly inconsistent signature for my entire life (late 30s now) and it's never been an issue. Anyone using a signature for actual validation/verification is crazy.
  • stjohnswarts 4y ago
    your vote can get tossed in some states if the signatures don't match exactly. It's part of Texas' initiative to disenfranchise people of color and mail-in votes in some communities. It's similar in some other republican states.