all messages in one job was a terrible idea

helios/tasks.py

@@ -53,17 +53,7 @@ def voters_email(election_id, subject_template, body_template, extra_vars={},
         voters = voters.exclude(**voter_constraints_exclude)
 
     for voter in voters:
-        if settings.QUEUE_INDIVIDUAL_EMAILS:
         single_voter_email.delay(voter.uuid, subject_template, body_template, extra_vars)            
-        else:
-            the_vars = copy.copy(extra_vars)
-            the_vars.update({'voter' : voter})
-
-            subject = render_template_raw(None, subject_template, the_vars)
-            body = render_template_raw(None, body_template, the_vars)
-
-            voter.user.send_message(subject, body)
-            
 
 @task()
 def voters_notify(election_id, notification_template, extra_vars={}):

settings.py

@@ -155,9 +155,6 @@ DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL = get_from_env('DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL', 'ben@adida.net')
 DEFAULT_FROM_NAME = get_from_env('DEFAULT_FROM_NAME', 'Ben for Helios')
 SERVER_EMAIL = '%s <%s>' % (DEFAULT_FROM_NAME, DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL)
 
-# do we queue up each email as a job, or one job for all emails for a given election?
-QUEUE_INDIVIDUAL_EMAILS = (get_from_env('QUEUE_INDIVIDUAL_EMAILS', '1') == '1')
-
 LOGIN_URL = '/auth/'
 LOGOUT_ON_CONFIRMATION = True