Despite the fact doctors and lawyers and a few other professionals have a disdain for cursive (decent) handwriting, it is still an essential tool to properly identify a signature especially on documents ("Crossing out cursive?" Nov. 27). Cursive avoidance is not new or recent experience — ask grandparents who receive a "thank you" from grandchildren for gifts that are always printed.
Some now even emulate the harsh scribble of the professionals.
Richard L. Lelonek, Baltimore