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The Hermit Hacker <scrappy@hub.org> writes:

  the mailing.* hierarchy appears to be one of the better ones ... the only
  beef I have with them is that they don't seem to honor the Message-ID from
  the original list, which makes it very difficult to setup any redundancy
  ...

Someone else pointed out that hierarchy to me, too.  Unfortunately, my
newsfeed doesn't carry it.