Oh look.
Someone needs to do something cute to www.RVC.CC.IL.US,
such as nail them to a tree, boil them in oil or feed them to the
alligators[1]
It might also be an idea to fix the aliases for majordomo too,
anyone with a clue could just send mail to "nanog-outgoing@merit.edu"
and hit the list.
This sort of stuff is in the majordomo FAQ i seem to recall.
We now return you to your regular channel on that side of the puddle.
P
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[1] tests show that feeding spammers to alligators helps cure them of the
habit. 
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