taxonomy

argument of type Taxonomy: Term ID. This argument is guaranteed NOT to exist on the URL (since we're dealing with node/%nid). So we configure this argument to "Provide default argument" > "PHP Code"

Taxonomy terms appear as an unordered list in the bottom of a node via the $term in the node template file.

However in some cases it could be useful to change this default display. For example, to keep terms separated into their respective vocabularies and label each group with it's vocabulary.

Fox has fun with hook_menu_alter, taxonomy_term_path, and much more to create custom terms-as-nodes solutions (or nodes-as-terms or however we phrase that). Follow the links to other articles on the foxis site to fetch all the information.

aids in the bulk creation and deletion of SEO friendly view aliases for taxonomy terms (tids) used as arguments in views

drupal custom view arguments paths
drupal path aliases views arguments
drupal automatic path aliases views arguments

http://www.agileapproach.com/blog-entry/introducing-view-alias-module

research on how best to go about creating our taxonomies

After a bit of fiddling, I tried David's solution in #18 to cubbtech's request from #17. While it only required a few lines of code (maybe 20 or so all told), the changes were scattered about several files. Given the hacky nature of the changes to my already-patched Drupal 6 version I won't submit a patch here.

Nonetheless, here's a rundown of how I got it to work for multiple-select taxonomies:

Taxonomy Export is a light-weight module for managing exports and imports of vocabularies and terms. Currently the following features are supported: