> "IE6 does not make me happy, that's not an excuse to shaft users." Sure it is. It's called ROI and the ROI for supporting IE6 is terrible. You could easily

> "IE6 does not make me happy, that's not an excuse to shaft users." Sure it is. It's called ROI and the ROI for supporting IE6 is terrible. You could easily spend your time supporting IE6 and instead spend it on usability tests to better support different user demographics. Users are more than browsers.