Taxonomy Overview Page

Terms listed alphabetically by default. Not in the order a user enter them.

criticality: 
Critical
Drupal7: 
Open
Task: 
Setup taxonomy for workshops
This happened to: 
Participant 10
Participant 11
Participant 3
Participant 4
Participant 5
Participant 7
Participant 9

Every user we watched (11) entered taxonomy terms in the following order:
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced

However, by default, the terms are listed alphabetically. Many users were surprised by this.

Solution: 
They should default to the order users entered them.

Example 'tags' vocabulary can be misleading to users

criticality: 
Moderate
Drupal7: 
Open
Task: 
Setup taxonomy for workshops
This happened to: 
Participant 7
Participant 8

The usage of a default tags vocabulary can be misleading to users. Having one example vocabulary can give users the option that the module is limited to only that.

Solution: 
Have both a tags and categories vocabulary as sample content. This would help users understand that taxonomy is capable of categorizing things in many different ways.

Term bulk update

Issue Link: 
http://drupal.org/node/394496
criticality: 
Minor
Drupal7: 
Open
Task: 
Setup taxonomy for workshops
This happened to: 
Participant 4

Participant created nodes before creating a term. Wanted to be able to bulk update term/node associations from admin/content/node.

Implications: 

May have been primarily down to task order, but a nice feature request anyway.

Terms listed alphabetically, not in creation order

Issue Link: 
http://drupal.org/node/394422
criticality: 
Critical
Drupal7: 
Open
Task: 
Setup taxonomy for workshops
This happened to: 
Participant 1
Participant 3
Participant 4

When entering terms from admin/content/taxonomy, they're saved in alphabetical order (i.e. no weights) rather than the order they were entered.

So when inputting:
One
Two
Three

You get

One
Three
Two

shown in the term listing or node/add drop down.

Implications: 

Taxonomy sorts by name and weight.

Solution: 
Ensure the last entered term has the highest weight in the vocabulary when submitting terms. Users can still set terms back to alphabetical if they want to.
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