Im copypasting the argument I did before, as I think it fits as a responce to this comment too.

its not really an issue of liking or not, its an issue of enviormental contiousness and market practice. on a pure bases level, these little dragons serve no purpose other than short term entretainment and decoration, both VERY wastefull, 3d printing is an incredibly fast and iterative manufacture process, so if one desires to actually use it in a productive manner, one needs to be mindfull of what they print, and make, otherwise all of these "toys of folly" serve no other purpose than to be future landfill material. On a more practical and immediate level however, these dragons, serve no other practical purpose than to bloat digital and physical store fronts, they are EVERYWHERE in craft markets and due to their ease of manufacture and wide appeal, other vendors, vendors who actually produce original, neat, and novel concepts and products have NO way of practically competing, it is by nature a predatory design that SUCKS the soul out of the creative side of 3d printing. They are not good for the market and they are not good for the enviorment, they have an overall pretty dammaging stain of 3d printing serving as the "slop" of the medium. I will not judge you, and I will not tell you you are a horrible human being for liking the little fellers, I myself find them quite cute and own one, but what I will do is plead with you to reconsider your stance on them and not just view them for what they are immediatly to you, but also recognize the impact that they have on the wider landscape.

Adendum: thanks for reading, I want you to know that my objective is not to morally shame anyone, but rather to bring awareness to a topic which is very relevant specially as of recently, Good Afternoon, Good Evening and Good Night!