It's the same old thing since 1998.
It's just a push back against free software as always. It's the same kind of attacks as always, back when Ballmer called the GPL "cancer", except that now that "open" and "community" are part of the lexicon, so they have to be sneakier about how they fight back. They use the same words but introduce the same tired old kind of restrictions. Whether it's about not being able to use the software in a server or not being allowed to redistribute the software in a CD, it's just the same kind of restriction for a different medium.
It's not free, it's not open. It's an attack on freedom and openness as usual.