Definitely allow hybrids to be considered again. Excluding hybrids is really just a recipe for hybrids being misidentified as one of their parents.
In some cases, one of the hybrid’s parents is rare. This is likely to lead to hybrids being identified as the common parent.
I would like for hybrids to be recognised not just based on hybrid photos, but also from photos of both parents, the way we humans might recognise hybrids.
Maybe hybrids are being neglected because they are rare in the wild, and largely represented by cultivated plants, which naturally aren’t a focus, as evidenced by the fact that plant hybrids that don’t occur in the wild often have to be IDed as genus or something. This is no excuse in my opinion. When cultivated plant hybrids are dumped in genus, or worse, one of their parents, that’s a taxon which includes wild plants. And cultivated plants aren’t always marked captive.