the only real good answer to this is to look at the stats for your particular site. if 60% of your audience is browsing with Mosaic 1.0 on VMS, you should probably code your stuff to work with that browser (ie, no css or http 1.1).
But how many people are willing to slog through a site that's virtually unreadable on their browser in the first place, to show you who is at your site and who isn't? What do you do if you're building from scratch?
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