Why there's a prevailing hate against xGPL licenses? Almost all of the core infrastructure which runs this Apache/BSD/MIT licensed software is running on xGPL software.

I believe that we wouldn't be here without these aggressive copyleft licenses, and some developers embracing this license again is a good thing. I'll always prefer Nextcloud because it's AGPL. Similarly I'll use Grafana with less hesitation since it'll be AGPL from now on.

Being able to see everything inside a software and not binned as community/enterprise is better from my point of view. I'd happily pay for AGPL software, and I already pay a lot of money for licenses so, it's not about money.