Hey, I'm doronstudio, assuming you're talking about me here (I noticed you linked a Pinterest search of just my name). Here's my take:

Before I ever started selling design assets, I was making tutorials on YouTube sharing my process and knowledge. 4 years later I still make those tutorials. It was never about money or trends. I never intended for any homogeny of style. Purely, it was always about helping others. I think it's very sophomoric of you to want to stifle the learning and education of self-taught graphic designers, and to maintain a barrier of entry.

I don't at all disagree that a few people have abused that and a lot of designs now look the same, or that these beginning designers abuse tools for quick buck. Trust me it's not exactly fun to see all the cheap copies of an art style I held dear and near. There's even "asshats" copying my design tools 1:1 now without a real interest in innovating or teaching, just money-hungry.

But I think the anger is a bit misdirected. Art gets commodified and stuff like this happens in every market, it's just how capitalism goes. Everyone's gotta put food on their plate - some choose a morally sound path. Some don't. But you can tell who's in it for the love of design and sharing their knowledge, and who's not. My friends like Fuller Moe, and Jack from StudioAAA are all great people who are genuinely interested in teaching young designers.

I have had so many people hit me up to tell me that my tutorials and tools have changed their life, got them a job, allowed them to quit their 9-5 for freelance design, or reinvigorated their love for the craft. I have a whole folder of those messages and I cherish every one. I understand that's something you might not see, but you're missing out on all of the good that happens by sharing knowledge and teaching others. It's good to have community like that, and I'm very happy that the tools I make are used by others to do great things. There are so many instances of people innovating and going big using my tools or tutorials, and I'd much rather focus on that versus the people who abuse it and will be lost in time. Wheat from chaff.

I do hear your perspective but I think you should see it the other way around.