From Suzanne Garcia: “Another reason to keep it—it is just like a fingerprint and can be used (through competent analysis) as a tool to determine if a certain person really did sign a document, or whether or not that document has been forged. From a court of law perspective I would assume the ability to write in cursive should be preserved. Also, it is extremely personal, and a note written from someone in their own handwriting is much more of a please to receive than a ‘typed’ thank you note.”
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