For Drupal 4.7 and Drupal 5: If you want full control over your member listings, I would advise to use usernode with views integration.
For Drupal 5 and 6: Here's a small introduction on how to create a user listing in views.
Provides a "Taxonomy" tab on Drupal's standard search interface. Taxonomy terms, descriptions, and synonyms are indexed and searchable. The resulting page provides users a list of terms matching the keywords, and also gives users with the "administer taxonomy" permission a quick link to edit the term. This module is useful for managing large taxonomies.
A currency converter module. It fetches the rates from www.oanda.com,
using their simple http-based FXP protocol.
NOTE This module is discontinued after 4.6. please use the modules in links bundle
This module enables you to add articles with a link. Link clicks
are tracked, and website monitoring is also possible.
This module is abandoned, use CAS instead
This module enables 'single sign on' between multiple web sites that share common user tables (see http://drupal.org/node/2622#advanced).
Single Sign-On (SSO) means that if you are logged onto the master site, you will automatically be logged into any slave site that you visit.
This module is no longer supported.
The article module allows for nodes of any type to be organized and displayed in a centralized location. This allows the site administrator to organize nodes of several different types in one place. The user can navigate the nodes by selecting different categories in the taxonomy tree associated with the article module.
Note: As of 2010/09/15, this module appears to no longer be supported. If you are interested in taking this module over, or you as the module maintainer feel this message has been posted in error, please reply to #835736: Macrotags seems abandoned.
Node import allows users to import content (node, user, taxonomy) from CSV or TSV files.
This module is now unsupported, please look to the Metatag module for an upgrade path to Drupal 7 and 8.
Hmmm... I found this module that I used to maintain in 2004, not sure if it is obsolete or not - if not, I'd like to start working on this again - but since it was done for Drupal 4, it is obviously better to rewrite it. If anybody who has been more active in Drupal the recent years than me can let me know if there is a better module out there that does this function, I will request abandonment of this project, otherwise, I will pick up this project in July. Any thoughts?
This module provides automated role management for one of the administrator-defined roles.
