It's funny how a software that most have never heard of wants more market share and only now in 2018 has decided to go open source. This doesn't seem like it was ever deemed 'the right thing to do', more of a move to grab more money wherever possible.

It's great another CMS has chosen to go open source, but I'm struggling to see how they've only just realised open source is a big player in the open web. It's been this way for nearly a decade, arguably more than that in fact.

I think it's probably still a little too late though, albeit better than nothing. Those licencing terms are pretty passive aggressive, no wonder they decided to remove them.