whether you should or not depends on your audience.  For some sites,
the modem users are part of their target audience.  For others they
arent interested in those people.

It's like everything else on the internet.   The users of the internet
arent a huge homogenous group of identical people - they're like the
overall population -  made up of a wide range of ages, economic
circumstances and technical knowledge amongst other factors.  And who
you target depends on what you have your web site for.

For one example, i'd suggest if you sell broadband modems, the 56k
group are the precise lot you want to attract.

 Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
Adobe Certified Advanced ColdFusion Developer
AFP Webworks
http://afpwebworks.com
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> Do you think you should still be targetting modem speeds of 56k?
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