In reply to Justin Tadlock.

Justin, the fact that one has to go through the labyrinthine route to post on GitHub says it all about putting people off criticising or suggest feedback regarding the Gutenberg project.

The pattern for most > find the plugin page for Gutenberg and add a review or, open a support ticket, only then to be told to go onto GitHub and open a PR. For most people following this suggestion it is just overkill. It should be enough for ideas and feedback to land in the plugin page and somebody with good UX and project skills should be triaging all this material and digesting it to realise where the core team are going wrong.

That's why I have given up on posting in feedback directly to WordPress when it is probably more effective to put some hard hitting comments on WP Tavern posts!

It's a pity because the core idea of the block editor is quite good till it strays off in some odd directions or doesn't address some key important use cases such as data entry/WooCommerce updates.