IE Death March

Kurt of Kupix says:

I think we are a great family that hates this damned IE6 the worst Microsoft ever developed!

Have a look onto our website “>http://www.kupix.de with IE6 and see the red box on top of the site.

Kind regards from Jülich, Germany
-Kurt Kunig

BigBear Design says:

Great initiative, man! From now on, IE6 will be dead to us.

Luke of Kluster says:

We stopped supporting IE6 a year and a half ago, that decision has saved me days of work and made web development a joy again.
-Luke

Matthias of Rainboxx says:

As a freelancer it’s hard to drop the support of IE6 – not only because that means less money (note that supporting IE6 with timebased billings is a big part ) – customers want IE6 support! But today I said: No way! So since today I dropped IE6 support finally.
-Matthias Dietrich

Fred at the Beehave Forum says:

I’ve been waiting for something like this to happen! IE6 is a daily pain in the … as customers still request compatibility.
So for my private site, I put up the IE6-CSS-DIV, informing don’t-want-to-learn-users about their error

Greetings,
-Fred

Andre of Lenoxweb says:

IE6 no more! -Andre Carneiro

Bryan of Cybersteps says:

Cybersteps site will cease to support IE6 by June 2008. We’re hoping that by then less than 10% of the users will still be using it (and that includes the thousands of developers who use it to check sites). -Bryan Meadan

Claire of Creare Web Design says:

Hey there, all of us at Creare despise Internet explorer. We will gladly join you in the death March!
-Claire

Clinton of slightlymore says:

I have just (at last!) dropped IE 6 support on my site. It now displays a blue screen of death with a link to this site if the visitor is viewing my site using my worst enemy. -Clinton Montague

The Ecologic Web Team at Ecologic emails:

The Ecologic Web Team aims at incorporating the objectives of IEDEATH March 2009 as far as possible in its projects.

http://www.ecologic.de/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=2571