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This is not a direct answer - however with Drupal 7 - you can add fields and taxonomy terms to users. You can also make more flexible lists of users through Views 3 for 7. (Views for users was limited in Drupal 6). You can improve this with Profile2. This allows for hidden/private fields as well. http://drupal.org/project/profile2
I'd recommend you check out that path to a solution.
If you want to share you solution, you might be able to build it as a feature. Features is a tool to take site building configuration (in this case field settings and views), and turns it into a module for sharing.
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heather commentedThis is not a direct answer - however with Drupal 7 - you can add fields and taxonomy terms to users. You can also make more flexible lists of users through Views 3 for 7. (Views for users was limited in Drupal 6). You can improve this with Profile2. This allows for hidden/private fields as well.
http://drupal.org/project/profile2
I'd recommend you check out that path to a solution.
If you want to share you solution, you might be able to build it as a feature. Features is a tool to take site building configuration (in this case field settings and views), and turns it into a module for sharing.
http://drupal.org/project/features
I hope that helps!