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so is the refusal coming from the IT person or the end-user? perhaps instead of all these silly campaigns to try to force users to upgrade, they should make a
by there 17y ago
so is the refusal coming from the IT person or the end-user?
perhaps instead of all these silly campaigns to try to force users to upgrade, they should make a simple questionnaire that asks the user why they are still using ie6, and then publish the results. i have a feeling the leading reason will not be "because some jerk in IT won't let me".
- johns 17y agoSee the digg survey link below (or here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=742057 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=742057)
- drusenko 17y agoOur perspective is that the more people that are prompted about their outdated browsing experience, the more pressure the IT department will be getting to get their ass in gear and upgrade their decade old computer systems. You can bet that if the volume of complaints triples, it will start to become a major priority -- especially if the complaints are coming from the top.
- run4yourlives 17y agoActually I think the response would be, "What's a browser?"