Deryck Hodge said the following:
> Another use case to consider:
>
> {{ MEDIA_URL }}{{ photo.get_absolute_url }}
>
> No way to avoid an extra slash if your get_absolute_url begins with a
> slash, which is common. I'm not passionate about what we recommend,
> but just wanted to remind that MEDIA_URL is not just used for
> get_FOO_url construction or for manually building urls.
That's not really a valid use case though - get_absolute_url should be
returning an absolute URL, not one relative to MEDIA_URL.
If your photo object involves a FileField or ImageField, it will already
be using MEDIA_URL in the get_fieldname_url function, so there'd be no
reason to attach it to MEDIA_URL after the fact.
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