Matt Juszczak wrote:
So really, this is a case of figuring out how to standardize email
generation, not necesarilly sending.
It's definitely nice to be able to push a "STOP" button on putting
messages into your MTA, both for operational issues, but also when you
find out [just after starting your mail shot] that there's an error in
the message you're sending out. With a good system on your end, you
can hit "STOP", and then change the message for the people that haven't
gotten it yet. That alone is a good reason to use a queue to control
your mail generation...
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