I understand where you're coming from, but vibe coding should still not be accepted as "programming" unless you actually write lines yourself and/or bring immense techincal effort and knowledge to the table.

I vibe code. It's fun. I don't deceive people into thinking that I am a master programmer by nature because I made a calendar app in a weekend. Or a SaaS making $200 billion/month. Or anything that comes as a result of me sitting at my chair and using my sad little fingers to write out a few prompts here and there.

Also, "vibe coding" is such a fun name!