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No, django-taggit does not automatically tag content. It provides a tagging system that allows developers to create and manage tags for their applications. However, it does not provide an automated tagging feature.

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No, Django-Taggit does not automatically tag content. Django-Taggit is a reusable application for Django that simplifies the adding of tags to your models. However, it does not analyze your content and automatically generate tags for you. As a developer, you'll need to integrate Django-Taggit into your application, addingTaggableManager to your models, and allowing users to input and manage tags. It's your responsibility to handle how and when tags are added or removed from your content. If you want automatic content tagging based on text analysis, you might want to look into Natural Language Processing (NLP) libraries or APIs, which can help you in generating tags based on content analysis.

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June 19, 2023, 6:09 p.m.

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