Your claims about the CDDL are of course nonsense. Just because some people spread FUD against the CDDL does not make the CDDL a bad license. In contrary, the CDDL was designed for best interoperability with other licenses. Also note that the GPL was used to attack the cdrtools project and that the FSF did not help against the attacks from Debian. This is why the cdrtools project switched away from the GPL. The current licensing has been confirmed to be without problems by various lawyers, so why should I go back to a license that was used to attack an OSS project?