I'm addressing them. They can still view HTML, and submit forms, and even click my (few) ECMAscript controls. I'm just not going to spend any extra time makin

I'm addressing them. They can still view HTML, and submit forms, and even click my (few) ECMAscript controls. I'm just not going to spend any extra time making sure everything lines up perfectly. I'll spend my time on actual functionality, not glitz. If you want to enter my market just to handle the IE6 users, more power to you! You'll validate our business model, and we'll hire somebody to make our site look pretty in IE6. I suspect that will be a lot easier than it will be for you to reproduce all of our back-end work.