I honestly believe they are investing too much time and effort into something unnecessary. As much as they manage to improve Gutenberg (for which they would have to hurry), he would never come to resemble the current block editors like Elementor, Divi, Site Origin, Visual Composer etc ...

Gutenberg, instead of facilitating the user experience, all it does is complicate it even more. It is much simpler and faster to use the current WordPress text editor than Gutenberg.

It is really difficult to find any function and, besides, they have not even been able to establish the base correctly.

As I told my listeners in an episode of my podcast "WordPress For Newbies" they have started the house by the roof ... they have dedicated themselves to make blocks when the foundations of the project are not finished.

If this is complicated for a regular user of WordPress, I do not want to imagine how much it will be for an end customer to which we leave a blog prepared just to introduce entries and feed the content of your blog ... It would be twice as Difficult that he could continue writing in his blog if WordPress finally decides to include "to the force" Gutenberg in its core.

I sincerely hope that you leave it as a plugin for use by those people that realmense is useful ... or better yet, leave it in the drawer of failed projects.