It has synonyms: a synonym has own title, all other properties like image and description text are inherited from master term.
Synonym title is highlighted in text just like it's a usual term, but description of master term is displayed in popup.

MightySites was unpublished from JED for a ridiculous reason: it stops Joomla from working in CLI mode. As usual - developers are notified once a listing is unpublished and now we should wait few days for re-publishing an extension :( New version fixes this issue and master ...

... have own essential settings except Title, State and Language. Description is inherited from parent term. Synonyms are parsed in content like usual terms, but they don't have own pages and are always linked to parent term's individual page. Read full article...

There are 2 options:
1. Sites have same categories (all Joomla categories).
2. Each site has own independent categories as usual.

Any phpBB style can be used in stand-alone bridge mode, so phpBB will be displayed as usual. Wrapped bridge mode requires specially adopted phpBB styles because phpBB is displayed inside Joomla template and HTML-CSS-Javascript conflicts can occur. phpBB or Joomla can ...

... with JomSocial and other extensions, no SEF links etc. Please read list of features for both products. Light version is more non-invasive than usual version. 3) Right now I have phpbb SEO's Ultimate SEO MOD installed. This is a pretty big mod and has a big effect on my site. Meaning most of ...

I've been browsing for answers, and the usual answer for having articles from the master site show up in the slave site is to create a category for the slave site. But I now wondering if I can install a multi category extension (such as "K2", ...

... (parked domains). 1) Does each site have its own admin panel to edit menus, forums, etc for that site only? Yes, each site has own admin panel as usual. All other database data except users will be unique per site as usual. 2) Can I make someone an admin of just one the sites without giving them ...

Yes, you can be logged in master site, next go to slave site - you will be not logged here, so you can register as usual.
Note that if slave site shares users - you can register with same username / email as you have in master site.

Yes, actually you can have 2 websites with own hosting accounts (own files as usual) but sharing users, so all users will be always same in both sites. Both sites should use same MySQL server and MySQL user of slave site should have access to database of master ...