I think it might be a mistake that Django does not want to serve static file. Here's what I mean. When I switch to SSL mode (thanks to the SSLMiddleware by Anotnio Cavedoni), since not the entire page is served by Django (i.e. some images are from the admin media), so Firefox, for example does not show a lock at the bottom of the page and the address bar is not painted in light yellow. To the casual users who are trained to look for those security indicators on the browsers but do not understand better, they get paranoid. Because of that, how would anyone expect Django to be used outside of the newspaper/blog/etc applications. I hope I'm wrong, meaning I hope there's a solution that I don't know about. If you know the solution, please share. Thanks
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