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It needs a lot of work to make the webpages render correctly in IE6.
Other browsers (like FF, Safari) are fine because they usually follow the W3C standard better. Even IE7 is better than IE6 (although its acid 3 test score is only 14/100).
I would like to know how many people still care about IE6 when developing webpages. If you still work hard to deal with IE6, what is the right time you think you can get rid of it?
I have to 🙁 Some customers are still using IE6 as a company-policy, and the pages must look good for them.
We have a tool that allows the user to create pages using a Web editor, and you have no idea how much of workaround code we must write to support that old browser :/