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MailWorker
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:Info: Mail worker is a generic mail queue that sends messages that are picked from a HotQueue
:Author: Ben Hughes (http://bitbucket.org/bwghughes)
Contributing
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The source is available on `BitBucket <http://bitbucket.org/bwghughes/mailworker>`_.
To contribute to the project, fork it on Bitbucket and send a pull request, all contributions and suggestions are welcome.
MailWorker
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:Info: Mail worker is a generic mail queue that sends messages that are picked from a HotQueue
:Author: Ben Hughes (http://bitbucket.org/bwghughes)
Contributing
============
The source is available on `BitBucket <http://bitbucket.org/bwghughes/mailworker>`_.
To contribute to the project, fork it on Bitbucket and send a pull request, all contributions and suggestions are welcome.
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