I can't think of two less qualified people to have a beef over this. Though to be fair, DHH actually creating a new license that lets people run it and modify

I can't think of two less qualified people to have a beef over this. Though to be fair, DHH actually creating a new license that lets people run it and modify it for free but also reserving monetization rights is at least honest and ostensibly solves the problem both of them care about. Mullenweg running a shady copyright shakedown scheme to monetize his "open source" project strikes me as much, much worse. Claiming you are the "democratic, freedom" option when you're actually running a mafia secret police seems very dishonest.