[thebaron512]

Take a break from email and Web surfing to send a real, paper letter (with five copies) to the U.S. Copyright office and tell them that REQUIRING use of IE for online preregistration of copyright claims is not acceptable. Read the request for public comment and then send an original and five copies of your public comment to: Copyright GC/ I&R P.O. Box 70400 Southwest Station Washington, DC 20024-0400

Not often I agree with a left-lending source, but checking out the enemy is sometimes helpful....

[SpinyNorman]

Requiring IE is both foolish and dangerous. Anyone who is anyone in the computing world has migrated to the ease, features and relative safety of Firefox. ActiveX is just an open door to hackers.

The tab feature alone makes my slow dialup connection tolerable!

I routinely pass over sites that won't open with Firefox, figuring that if they don't need the business of the entire web, then they don't need mine.

I will send those letters, in the hope that the Copyright Office will come to their senses!

[HiTech RedNeck]

A good reason: "because we use Linux" or "because we use a Mac"