yeah, from what I've heard, anti-aliasing was an old term from the late 80s, when folks were
using monochrome CRT monitors and trying to do smooth graphics.  FFRender was designed
to produce smooth edges on all objects in a scene, so that the user no longer hadda worry
about it.  IMVHO the term "anti-aliasing" has thus become somewhat of a misnomer
in regard to modern 3D apps, hi-res LCD monitors and OS with sub-pixel rendering.

AFAIK the usual way users get jagged edges on objects is when they export a render
with a blank background, then try to delete said background colour in APS or PSP.