Do Signatures on the Internet Influence Political Opinions?

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The discussion centers around the appropriateness of using the "like" button for signatures on forums, particularly when signatures may provoke questions or discussions. The user expresses a desire to share thoughts on a specific signature that reads "Michigan go Blue," which resonates personally due to family ties in Michigan and ongoing political debates. The user also mentions a political quiz that aligned with their preference for a Democratic candidate, further connecting their personal experiences to the signature's message.
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I just found me reading someone's signature which I wanted to express to like.
However, the "like" button is inappropriate. And sometimes the signatures raise questions.
So I thought this might be a place to comment what elsewhere couldn't be commented.

Edit: The signature I've read reads: "Michigan go Blue" :smile:
 
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Greg Bernhardt said:
Hmmm sounds familiar!
My sister and my nephews live in MI which involves me in heavy debates about politics. In addition the internet test which candidate I'd prefer ended up blue, too. :smile:
 
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