Bugs fixed:
o #140431: Taxonomy select boxes were improperly showing descriptions.
o #138510: Multi-select for taxonomy had disappeared.
o #117365: Comment: Last Changed Time wasn't ensuring node_comment_statistics is in the query.
o #136794: Sort by nid via click-sorting was also broken
o #125973: (mfrederickson) Backport of internal views filter changes to 4.7 version.
o #138481: (fago) Allow 'delete' link to return to view like edit link does.
o #130019: Use the correct filter on textarea profile fields.
The ad module is a powerful advertising system for Drupal-powered websites. It supports the random display and tracking of graphical (banner) and text ads. Ads can easily be displayed in themes, blocks, or embedded in site content. The module records comprehensive statistics about when and how often ads are viewed and clicked, including a plug-in module for generating graphical time-based reports. Ads can be assigned to multiple owners, each of which can be assigned their own set of permissions. The ad module is fully integrated with the views module, offering fine-grained control over which ads are displayed where and to whom. Installation is simple by design. An API is provided allowing the development of additional functionality and integration with other Drupal modules.
You can now categorize items on your site by language simply by using the taxonomy module while playing nicely with the i18n module for other things if installed.
Go to admin/kw/settings to select the languages you want to use on your site (locale module required).
Then go to admin/kw/langs to map taxonomy terms to your selected languages.
All node types are automatically enabled for the language vocabulary. Because languages are simply taxonomy terms, you can add descriptions, images, related items, etc and all the other taxonomy goodies.
file cache moved into external module, improved cache hooks
support for upcoming event notifications
numerous bug fixes, see CHANGELOG.txt
This is likely to become the official 1.0 release unless any big bugs surface in the next day or two. Please test and file an issue if you find any regressions.