Taxonomy

Shows node vocabularies and terms in a ordered table, only in full node view.
Main features are:

This project allows for flexible auto tagging of your content types via a pluggable interface that makes use of 3rd party services to provide the tag context.

As a point of disambiguation, this module differentiates itself from the AutoTag module in that it doesn't rely on pre-defined vocabularies. Instead, this module sends node content through any number of third party services to determine what the content is about.

This module provides a filter for Drupal whereby any tags wrapped in the
appropriate markup and placed in the body of a node will be extracted from
the body and added to the free tagging vocabulary of one's choosing. The
format looks like this:

[tags]drupal, modules, xmlrpc, free tagging, folksonomy[/tags]

The vocabulary to use and node types to apply the filtering to are
selectable on the settings page. In addition, one may select whether
inline tags replace or are added to existing tags when editing a node.

This is a simple module to add an optional '- Other -' to
taxonomy select lists. It allows users with the right permissions
to create new terms.

Only single-select vocabularies are supported.

jQuery is used to hide and show the associated text input field.

New terms aren't created until the associated node is published
(allowing moderation).

The taxonomy administrator has the option to either show or hide
user-added terms in subsequent select lists.

About

The 7.x version of the Taxonomy Autotagger module implements the interfaces created by the Tag API module, allowing a vocabulary to be searched against for suggestions of terms related to the content of a node.

Due to work constraints, the 5.x version of this module is no longer supported, whilst the 6.x version is only minimally supported.

This module enables to specify relations between terms in more detail. For this, you can create different types of relations, which can be added to related terms. It's based on the taxonomy's term_relation table.
For adding the types to the relations, you have to use the Taxonomy Manager.

Port to Drupal6 is available, check out the README for other instructions

The beta out now integrates with the pathauto API so its now you can manage your aliases in one spot

This module aids in the bulk creation and deletion of SEO friendly view aliases.

Essentially, this module takes view urls with term id arguments like

articles/89
tags/213
recent-news/344

and creates aliases for them

Like autopath but for taxonomy. Create one Vocabulary by content type, and for each node create a unique Term

Provides an autocomplete form field instead of a drop down/select box if a taxonomy is bigger than a predefined number of terms.

Development of this module was carried out by Simon Rycroft and funded in part by the EDIT project

6.x/5.x

The Drupal 5 and 6 versions of this module are no longer supported or being developed. They can however, still be downloaded.