Thank you, it solved this problem :)
Now, I've encountered another issue, which you can see below. When
using only single item in annotation it works, but when using two, it
returns the same result.
I've added default ordering in all of my models, and as you can se,
I've tried including it directly, with no success.
>>> Event.objects.all().annotate(c=Count('comments'))[0].c
1
>>> Event.objects.all().annotate(p=Count('participants'))[0].p
2
>>> Event.objects.all().annotate(c=Count('comments'),
>>> p=Count('participants'))[0].c
2
>>> Event.objects.all().annotate(c=Count('comments'),
>>> p=Count('participants'))[0].p
2
>>> Event.objects.all().annotate(c=Count('comments'),
>>> p=Count('participants')).order_by('-c', 'p')[0].p
2
>>> Event.objects.all().annotate(c=Count('comments'),
>>> p=Count('participants')).order_by('-c', 'p')[0].c
2
Thank you for you help.
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