> If a technology is useful, you don't have to shame people into using it. At some point we will have to admit we made a big mistake. I think you're looking at

> If a technology is useful, you don't have to shame people into using it. At some point we will have to admit we made a big mistake. I think you're looking at this the wrong way. "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!" is probably the correct way. Amazon is surely aware of IPv6 but if everybody who is on IPv6 can be tunneled through IPv4 to your storefront why bother changing the site? The new technology doesn't have to _just_ be better than the current one to cause adoption. It needs to be so much better that its worth adopting. Although judging from the fact that tiktok is on the list; it seems like new-er websites do not consider IPv6 to be better than IPv4.