Hey you, political leader, founder of a new religion or spiritual guru! With this application, your acolytes will receive the official organizational propaganda pamphlets right into their inboxes. Keep them updated with the Truth!
This simple Django application is made to be used for trivial newsletter (pamphlets) deliveries with your information (propaganda), where you supply the raw content (both plain text and HTML versions) to be delivered. Subscribers (subscribers) will then receive the emails you send.
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