The whole idea is to not show unconfirmed signatures as in some contexts they may be meaningless and therefore undermine the weight of the petition.
You can change the status of unconfirmed emails, but it involves manipulating the database directly via phpMyadmin or something similar.
In the table (prefix)wp_dk_signatures, the is_confirmed field for each signature needs to be either 1 or blank, any other value will cause the signature to not display.
A SQL statement will look something like UPDATE (prefix)wp_dk_signatures SET is_confirmed = 1; (untested but it is basic SQL) – this will act on every record.
If none of that makes sense to you, you should get someone else to do this for you. AND make a backup first.
Thanks for getting back so quickly.
I agree with your first paragraph, but I read what you wrote 3 months ago. That’s what made me ask the question. https://wordpress.org/support/topic/confirming-without-email/
Kind of a different question, but yes, they are related.
He was asking about the count. You are asking about displaying them ;o)
