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I don't make websites for ie6 anymore.... the amount of sales from ie6 vs. time put in for corrections, is not worth it, and hasn't been for about 3 years. Correcting ie6 basically means you're working for free.
With all other IE versions, as long as the site renders, I don't care what it looks like.... I don't correct gradients, rounded corners, etc... and ratios don't improve when I do.
As long as the site works on the browser, the mission is complete.
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