I just got an IM from Neil M asking what the most popular OS licenses were at RIAForge. I had never really thought to even care about that before - but it was definitely an interesting question. I wrote up a quick SQL script in Aqua Data Studio and was happy to discover they allow you to export results into HTML. Here are the results:
| "189" | "Apache License, Version 2" |
| "38" | "GPL (GNU General Public License)" |
| "22" | "MIT" |
| "17" | "BSD" |
| "12" | "LGPL (GNU Lesser General Public License)" |
| "10" | "Mozilla Public License" |
| "10" | "GPL (GNU General Public License), Version 2" |
| "9" | "Creative Commons (Attribution Share Alike)" |
| "8" | "Common Public License" |
| "6" | "Creative Commons (Attribution Non-commercial Share Alike)" |
| "5" | "Creative Commons (Attribution)" |
| "2" | "Creative Commons (Attribution Non-commercial)" |
| "1" | "Creative Commons (Attribution Non-commercial No Derivatives)" |
| "1" | "Common Development and Distribution License (CDDL) Version 1.0" |
And wow - that is some ugly HTML, I mean it even uses the FONT tag. Still though - darn handy feature to have! (I should add a 'Export to HTML' feature to my database explorer.)