As ever, it totally depends on the client base. I'd suggest that most organisations that only had to support 10% IE6 use in the past have already actively made

As ever, it totally depends on the client base. I'd suggest that most organisations that only had to support 10% IE6 use in the past have already actively made the decision not to support it any longer (I know that happened a couple of years ago for all the orgs I was working with). For other companies, their customers are 90% on IE6. I know that's a hole of their own making, but in some cases it's a massive undertaking to dig out of. There's money to be made in supporting those guys :)