Yes, I do. The truth of the matter has not changed in those 6 months. The internet is loaded with people's dialogue about wanting UMS in ICS, and yet there are a few who are trying to disseminate the lie that is supported. But the truth is Google deliberately INTENDED to leave UMS out of ICS, in a move to push vendors of new Android devices away from ever including removable storage (ostensibly to make it easier for software developers to code applications for multiple devices). The information is out there, if you care to look.
What I am doing is leaving bread crumbs for the other poor souls who, like me, had to learn all this the hard way by spending hours of online research wading through these lies to get to the facts while trying to figure out why UMS, which worked just fine on their devices running Honeycomb and Gingerbread, suddenly is missing when they upgrade to ICS. MTP is about 6 times slower than UMS when it comes to transferring large groups of files ranging into the GBs.
People tend to forget that most forum information is posted "forever". Rarely does anyone go back to older threads that suddenly ended in the past and edit that information to reflect current changes, or correct it when it was wrong from the start. Yet they will tell people to slog through a 3000 post thread to find a single answer to a simple question, even if the answer changes 5 times in the timeline of the thread.
So, when I find something like this which has been proven to be incorrect, I like to point it out. If everyone did so in their research, we wouldn't NEED 3000 posts to cover a topic.