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I dunno, Google seems to have beaten them to the punch and no matter their culture, I'd still call them a traditionally hierarchically structured organization
by vaksel 17y ago
I dunno, Google seems to have beaten them to the punch and no matter their culture, I'd still call them a traditionally hierarchically structured organization
- rantfoil 17y agoWhat punch did we get beaten to, exactly?
- whatusername 17y agoDoesn't google show Chrome ads on google.com and youtube.com for users with IE6. They have a couple more page views than the YC alumni network.
- gdee 17y ago>> Doesn't google show Chrome ads on google.com and youtube.com for users with IE6. They do. I for one, wish they'd stop doing it for FF users too though. It's getting really annoying.
- vaksel 17y agothe whole convincing people to start abandoning IE6 thing
- psawaya 17y agoTo be fair, there is pushuptheweb.com, though that's more a general purpose upgrade reminder for your site and not targeted specifically at IE6
- mjnaus 17y agoWho beat who to the punch is completely and utterly irrelevant here. It's all about sending out the right signal and taking a bold stand in bringing the web forward. The fact that people sit down and make time to come up with initiatives like this is something I truly admire, no matter how big their audience or the volume of their network.
- kyro 17y agoWhat does beating anyone to the punch have anything to do with this? This isn't some race to hit a specific market first, and I doubt they're trying to go down in internet history as The Organization that Led the Revolution Against IE6. Regardless of who came out against IE6 first, this can only strengthen the effort, and lengthens the list of popular services against the browser, which will hopefully change things.