As tends to happen every 6 months or so, I got asked to compile some statistics about Drupal: number of active installations, number of users on drupal.org, stuff like that. Each time I try to figure this out it's a time-sink of hours and hours and hours. :( And I think most of us get asked to compile this information from time to time as well, either on behalf of our bosses or because we're giving a presentation somewhere, or whatever. So this time, I threw all the queries I was running into a .php file @ tricks/drupal_org_statistics. Per killes, I did not create a new permanent PHP page for these statistics on drupal.org, but I did run this in a PHP node preview and it came up with the following: http://cvs.drupal.org/viewvc.py/drupal/contributions/tricks/drupal_org_stats... NOTE: There's a bug in the "# of active Drupal installations" query... the query that's giving me the list of most used modules reports about 486,000 active Drupal installations. Feel free to fix it if you figure out what the bug is. If you want to help improve this script, grab a copy of the drupal.org testing installation profile (http://drupal.org/project/drupalorg_testing) and commit any additional queries that you feel would be helpful for admins to compile on a semi-regular basis (SELECTs only, naturally :P). Incidentally, the module/Drupal usage stats will become publicly visible as soon as http://drupal.org/node/165380 has been reviewed and committed. Anyone who wants to become the next Drupal hero might want to jump on that. -Angie