> >> You can still support IE6- but some authors just don't want to
> bother
> >> understanding why IE6- has shocking CSS2.1 support or why a document
> >> is rendered broken in IE6-. I agree with Andy Clarke by sending
> >> IE6/Win un-styled pages but their is also that user agent IE5/Mac.
> >
> > I'm not making myself clear.  He is not serving IE6- an *unstyled*
> page,
> > he is serving it a DIFFERENTLY styled page, and a style that is just
> as
> > complex - but different.  Different graphical accents.  Black-and-
> white
> > photographs instead of color photographs.  Differences like that.
> IMO,
> > the same kind of stupid penalization of IE that it suffered when
> > Netscape users would use the (unsupported-by-Netscape) FONT tag to
> set
> > the Symbol font (making the page unreadable in IE) when the first
> > version of IE came out.  He wants to treat IE6 like the same kind of
> > pariah that Netscape 4 has been for years, with less excuse in the
> case
> > of IE6, because IE6 DOES support most of what he wants to do.
> 
> Ok, I see. He want IE6- to render a page like it antiquated or ugly. I
> totally agree but this has to be a top down banishment of IE6-. The
> governments and the corporations of this world have to inform the
> masses (by whatever medium) that there are 100s of thousands of web
> designers pleading for users to stop using IE6-. This does require
> large scale activism.

I don't understand why people think it is just a matter of choice for the
end user.
I'm not for serving pixel perfect designs - or even identical look - across
browsers, but I'm not for "punishing" IE6 users either.
I'm sorry, but this makes no sense to me...


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Regards,
Thierry 
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