I gather this is a "no" vote?:
"AOL Dumps Sender ID"
http://www.internetnews.com/xSP/article.php/3408601
" AOL (Quote, Chart) has withdrawn its support for Microsoft's
controversial Sender ID technology and is falling back on Sender Policy
Framework (SPF), internetnews.com has learned.
"Given recent concerns expressed by the Internet Engineering Task
Force (IETF), coupled with the tepid support for Sender ID in the open
source community, AOL has decided to move forward with SPF," Nicholas
Graham, AOL spokesperson, told internetnews.com via e-mail.
Microsoft was not available for comment at press time.
Despite the bombshell decision, the world's top ISP isn't completely
severing its ties to Sender ID: The company still will publish Sender
ID files so its users' e-mails are compliant with Sender ID-enabled
servers and applications. But it's enough of a vote of no confidence in
Microsoft's e-mail authentication strategy to warrant concern for
Sender ID proponents."
Full story at link above.
Anne