lol...unfortunatly I an running inverted forks on both my bikes...i hope to change out my shiver sc for a fox 36 sometime soon though...but i've had enough standard forks (not inveted) to know there is quite a variance interms of stiction and action between companies and models. I simply can't imagine any marzocchi needing this. My boxxer on the other hand, despite being open bath, was never as soft as a marzocchi, they are sprung harder though because they don't have any real anti-bottoming features, but they never felt as "stiction free", my manitous felt like crap compared to my marzes as well, but back in 1997 is when i learned the value of lubing the stanchions. My 1997 manitou FS definitely benefited from it, and I did it with my Xvert R when I got that as well. I know the difference between lots of stiction, and a fork that is nearly stictionless. I do know there are ones that are just not as smooth as others, but i will stick to my guns that it is specific to certain forks, and others are so smooth and stiction free that it just isn't an issue, as with a fox vanilla (notice im not saying float or talas model), or nearly any marzocchi.
If you really want to send it, I'll use it...but it's going to drip right off

Rather than say that all forks will benefit from this, I'd be more inclined to say that there are still many forks that just aren't up to the standard of the "stictionless" marzocchis, like the Z1 FR, Marathon S, and other models...