Basically it comes down to support. Most things in CSS3 come from CSS2 and as such are supported. So you could say we are using CSS3.
However some newer things such as gradient borders, or rounded corners, are not yet fully supported.
So although you can use them for some browsers such as FF3+ and Safari 3+, others such as IE will simply ignore them.
As such you can say for the most part everybody that writes compliant sites and uses CSS, is inf act using CSS3 in some way.
However until all browser fully support all the new specs and properties, nobody can yet fully use CSS3 as such.
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Ignorance is not necessarily Bliss, case in point:
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