Opinions Sought on When To/Not To Use Django Static File Settings

I have written a web application in Django. At most, there will never
be more than five users logged in, if that. I chose this particular
application for Django implementation deliberately due to low use and
because it was a first-time application.

The application sits behind a firewall, and possibly could be used
through through a non-https link through a single point of failure
"web router", which also routes our secure (https) traffic.

So, here is my question.

Is it really a bad thing to serve css and other static files using the
Django static settings for a low-volume application like this?

Is it really a bad thing to do if it starts serving static pages that
way, and migrates to having the same Apache server serve these pages
off a different application on the same server?

Thank you for your opinions.
cmn

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