Post installation

I'm wanting an index by node type similar to the taxonomy_dhtml or taxonomy_html overview page. So instead of displaying my taxonomy it would display nodes segregated according to book, forum, story, static, etc.

I'm also wanting to include /book/ on my home page. Notice, I do not want to change the home page to /book/ -- I still want a cascading list of the most recent posts. But I'm wanting the contents of the /book/ node and perhaps the /story/ node to appear on the home page as static sections.

After populating the drupal mysql database with my membership list, I recently noted problems with the addition of new users. This is the error that appears:
user error: Duplicate entry '22' for key 1

OK. So stf.vesana.com is just about ready to go, but as you can see, new weblinks (or forum topics, or blog entries) don't go to queue, they're automatically posted to the front page. Am I missing a setting to disable this behavior?

I'd like if forum topics showed up in the "forum" section unless promoted to the front page. Ditto each section.

Feel free to create an account if it'll help diagnose the behavior.

Hi
I was wondering if someone with experience of the code behind the book module can help me out. I use the node counter module to display the number of times a node has been read - and it works well. However the book module creates links to the book pages in the following manner:

book/view/[nid]

This does not increase the node count on that page. In order to do that the book module needs to create the links thus:

node/view/[nid]

ok... so i set up the queue system, and it seems to work for stories, but i created a user without admin priveleges, and those posts are automatically going up on both the blog page (which is good) and the front (node) page (not good). what gives?

Is it possible to use anchores when creating a static page?
I tried but...nothing.
How can I do this?
Tnx in advance
--joe--