I was building a site to test Drupal 7 beta. I created a new taxonomy vocabulary with several terms. I noticed that one of the 5 terms was duplicated. I deleted one of them, and then the other. Afterward, when I tried to create new content, I got a message saying that I had no content types, plus an link and an invitation to go and create one. After creating one, I could only create a node of that content type, but the page and article types didn't show up.

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montesq commented

Hello,

Which type of installation have you done? Minimal or standard?

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Anonymous (not verified) commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

i tried to follow the steps on a fresh drupal 7 install, and couldn't reproduce. marking as needs more info.

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monjohn commented
Priority: Major » Minor

It was a standard install. I wasn't able to duplicate it either, because the duplicate taxonomy term seemed to appear by itself. I didn't create two of the same. But when I deleted them both, the existing contents types became invisible to the system. They were still in the database, but when I tried to create new content, I received and error message that said no content types had been defined. When i defined one, then I was able to create new content.

Maybe just a weird edge case.

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monjohn commented
Component: taxonomy.module » base system
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (duplicate)

Turns out it had nothing to do with taxonomy. It is a duplicate of issue #550254: Menu links are sometimes not properly re-parented