LogFAQs > #970620999

It doesn't help that the signatures of people that have to sign lots of things are rarely just a matter of writing their name in their handwriting. It's often a heavily simplified set of motions that they execute from pure muscle memory, so replicating that with a bit of practice isn't nearly as hard as people would like to believe.

They're not without their own issues, but I much prefer digital signatures where possible. No messing around with printing and scanning, no need to find a pen, no RSI's, actual confirmation of who signed it and when, much harder to forge... If the knowledge of how to do it would just become a little more commonplace so I could stop having to send documents back to my superiors with a reminder that copy+pasting a photo of their signature or typing their name in a cursive-looking font don't count as digital signatures, we'd be golden.