Herbert Graf wrote:
>> > I don't think anything special should be done, just stop checking your
>> > sites in IE6; if it works great, if it doesn't, it'll just give the
>> > user more incentive to use a functional browser.
>>
>> Or make you look stupid or cause the user to go elsewhere.  I guess it=20
>> comes
>> down to who is getting more from the interaction.
>
> True, but as a business you have to weigh the pros and cons Olin, and
> frankly, <6% of the market is going to be in most cases not worth it
> compared to the huge effort to support such a moronically designed
> browser.

Hear, hear. I'm sure there were people during the time of Edison Ele, that=
=20
complained about their DC gadgets not working with the silly new AC power.

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