django-models

I know there isn’t MultipleChoiceField for a Model, you can only use it on Forms.

As I understand it, when one creates a Django application, data is validated by the form before it’s inserted into a model instance which is then written to the database. But if I want to create an additional layer of protection at the data model layer, is what I’ve done below the current “best practice?” I’m trying to ensure that a reviewer’s name cannot be omitted nor be left blank. Should I be putting any custom validation in the ‘clean’ method as I’ve done here and then have ‘save’ call ‘full_clean” which calls ‘clean’? If not, what’s the preferred method? Thanks.

I’m trying to write an __init__ function for one of my models so that I can create an object by doing:

I want to create an object that contains 2 links to Users. For example: