Maintenance fixes only

The tables module is a filter that converts a simple [table ] macro into HTML encoded table.

Flickr Block is a simple module that provides a configurable block for displaying Flickr photos.

Taxonomy Theme allows you to change the theme of a given node based on the taxonomy term or vocabulary.

The Wordfilter module provides a suitable base for manual filtering of profanity ("bad words") as well as for dynamic keyword replacement.

Drupal 11/10/9 version

Provides a weight field that can be added to any fieldable entity. The weight field can be used to provide customized sorting.

Version 8.x-3.x is currently the recommended and supported release for Drupal 8/9/10.

Drupal 7 version

Adds a weight option to enabled node types. Nodes with lower weight will float to the top of lists, while heavier items will sink.

You might be interested in reading Comparison of Node/Entity Ordering Modules.

Version 7.x-3.x is currently the recommended and supported release for Drupal 7. It is a complete rewrite to take advantage of new features available in Drupal 7.
The 7.x-1.x version is no longer supported.

This module provides web content providers with the means to earn revenue from visitors by displaying ads from Google AdSense™ advertising service on their sites.

Why should you use it:

• The module provides easy-to-use ad blocks.
• You can easily disable the ads for certain roles.
• Provides simple controls for troubleshooting the ads before going live with the site.
• If Google changes some minor details in the script, your code can be updated site-wide just by upgrading the module.
• AdSense for Search and Drupal 7 are incompatible as both use the 'q' query for different purposes. Using this module, you can display the search results in your site.
• If you want to do ad revenue sharing, there's really no other option (D7 version only atm)

Why shouldn't you use it:

• Strictly speaking, this module is not in compliance with the AdSense TOS, since you're not exactly copy-pasting the script code in your site. No one has ever reported being banned because of using this module, and Google knows of its existence, and seem not to mind.