misconfigured MTA: [email protected]

who put "[email protected]" or thereabouts on the im2000 list?
would you please take it off or fix it?

i keep getting this cruft for every post:

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From: [email protected]
To: "Clemens Fischer" <[email protected]>
Subject: mail-server: error report
X-Problems-To: [email protected]

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Errors were encountered by the mail server while parsing your message to it.
An annotated copy of your message is below.  The annotations of each command
line are as follows (lines not annotated were not treated as commands by the
server):
  -     Could not be processed (e.g., missing file, illegal vote).
  X     Is not valid.
  R     Skipped because it is a repeat of a previous request in
        the same message.
  +     Successfully interpreted.
Note that the server ignores the remainder of a message if it encounters
20 errors in it.
Furthermore, only the first 20 requests in a message are honored.

Output of successful commands will be sent under separate cover.

X * Wes Morgan:
  
X > Hi all. I'm new to this list, so I have no idea what has been
X > discussed before (is there an archive? -- I tried im2000-get.1-10,
X > to no avail).
  
X ??  this should work, me thinks.  ah!  [email protected] is no ezmlm-index
X list, it's plain ezmlm.  you would have to send three messages to
X im2000-get.i@list... with i = {1 2 3} to retrieve the first three
X messages.
  
X then there's <URL:http://news.gmane.org/gmane.mail.im2000>, but i
X don't know if old messages have been included.
  
X > Anyway, I was reading some of djb's questions about IM2000 and
X > thinking to myself that many of the issues would be (nearly) solved
X > if the XMPP (a.k.a.  Jabber) protocol was used.
  
X this is the second proposal for im2000s protocol base.  the other is
X the one used for telephony over IP:
X <URL:http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3264.txt>.  this protocol suite would
X allow im2000 to be the future all-in-one protocol, which makes things
X unneccesary complicated for very simple emails, whereas XMPP looks
X like a good compromise (i haven't looked at this in detail yet,
X though).
  [error limit reached; remainder of message ignored]

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