The Fury on 07 March 2011
Companies take years to upgrade and I'd presume it's mainly offices that are causing this large number. They just don't update.
As a web developer, I go out of my way to tell people that any errors in IE6 (which they are probably viewing the website in) will not be fixed as we no longer support this. Of course it rarely occurs that people accept this as a response as my client services people just start getting moaned at so I have to fix it and it means I just have to do more work because someone just didn't update. The sooner we get rid of it the better. It's old and redundent.
Hmm, pie.
