It's really weird to me to see people rail against companies releasing what is essentially open source and then reserving the right to charge for hosting it. I

It's really weird to me to see people rail against companies releasing what is essentially open source and then reserving the right to charge for hosting it. It was even weirder to see hordes of people rally behind Amazon's moral crusade against it. It's all rather reminiscent of Google's anti AGPL tantrum (e.g. like when they banned it from their code hosting platform).