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The code is still open source. If you're self hosting you're not giving them any money. And they have a very comprehensive set of tools that are also open source.
For a company in the United States, having one employee make fun of other employees pronouns is just a HR nightmare. There's no winning. They would be in trouble if they didn't fire that guy, they'd be in trouble if they did. So that's just a catch-22 situation. Their biggest mistake was putting somebody with that personality into a leadership role