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Because until it's actually a de facto standard that most sites use, it's just a PITA with no payoff or benefit.

The day I care about IPv6 is the day something breaks because I didn't support it. That day is a long way off.

Users with IPv6 will usually find a small speed increase, a few milliseconds faster for new connections. The difference is greater if the user's ISP has an overloaded CGNAT router.

Not true, in a failover wan scenario new RAs can mess a ton of stuff up on the local network and are not immediate as the local network renumbers and if routes are flapping a total nightmare. Layer in bad ipv6 routing or handling causing timeouts and fallback to ipv4

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