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Would it be possible to get an early copy of messages sent to
<libc-alpha@sourceware.org> before they go into Mailman?

It will help those of us who apply patches on other people's behalf,
without having to undo the Mailman mangling first.

I would manage bounce processing etc. myself for that alternative
alias, on none-sourceware infrastructure.