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Help kill Internet Explorer 6 @niczar: #ie6update sucks hard , it should point to mozilla.com, not microsoft.com

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Help kill Internet Explorer 6 @rossjones: http://ie6update.com/ - This just seems naughty ... I hope it works.

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Help kill Internet Explorer 6 @dancharles: @Done21 IE6 should die, honesty should reign. Getting users to dump IE6, great idea!! Tricking them to do so, not so much . #ie6update

Help kill Internet Explorer 6 Is it OK to trick users like this?

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Help kill Internet Explorer 6 Could this ever happen again ? Will we hate Firefox 3 someday?

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Help Kill Internet Explorer 6

1. Help kill Internet Explorer 6 Jim Hoskins and Nick Pettit

2. Help kill Internet Explorer 6 General consensus : Everyone hates Internet Explorer 6 . Even Microsoft doesn’t want people using it.

4. Help kill Internet Explorer 6

6. Help kill Internet Explorer 6 There have been numerous efforts to kill IE6 , but most of these are developer focused .

7. Help kill Internet Explorer 6 Developer focused : Assuming everyone knows the difference between the Internet and their web browser .

8. Help kill Internet Explorer 6 No, really . See for yourself:

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11. Help kill Internet Explorer 6 What people are saying …

12. Help kill Internet Explorer 6 @niczar: #ie6update sucks hard , it should point to mozilla.com, not microsoft.com

13. Help kill Internet Explorer 6 @kevinburg: @Done21 you're doing God's work . #ie6update #idroppedie6

14. Help kill Internet Explorer 6 @rossjones: http://ie6update.com/ - This just seems naughty ... I hope it works.

15. Help kill Internet Explorer 6 @xentek: The most deliciously evil thing I've seen in a while: http://ie6update.com/

16. Help kill Internet Explorer 6 @dancharles: @Done21 IE6 should die, honesty should reign. Getting users to dump IE6, great idea!! Tricking them to do so, not so much . #ie6update

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