> This is fine so long as the author is learning something (questionable) and not polluting the commons with "I made this in a weekend" vibe slop.

Almost all of my prototypes are made this way. "I made this in a weekend", is more often, "I made this in a day". Like any trad-coded project, time to vibe code a backend vs frontend time is 1:N

> This is fine so long as the author is learning something (questionable) and not polluting the commons with "I made this in a weekend" vibe slop

This is exactly the same as demanding, that people who post their thoughts always post original, useful thoughts. It's just not going to happen. Making something easy will increase the total volume and the majority of that volume will be junk. It's inevitable. What is needed is a search engine for quality software. Perhaps LLMs can do that, since they are better at understanding concepts than generating them.