Hey, seems some people can continue to develop the very best editor on the whole world for their own. :-) Great effort but the real world and uncountable WP sites simply are not compatible with the way how some develop GB.

It is simply ridiculous that in about 5 months WP 5.0 will get released and apparently with GB (on by default) the most of the hooks thousands of devs and millions of WP sites rely on will be simply removed all of a sudden. I really hoped that you are just kidding, but as i read there are GB team members who think WP must get rid of metaboxes. I bet you also want to get rid of custom fields as well.

Well... you could do all these if WP was just a blogging platform but it is widely used as a CMS. You could even do all that if the sitedev could define the structure of the database like in drupal, but in WP one simply can not do that.

You even could do all these if GB would just replace TinyMCE but no... it simply MUST replace everything and without at least an acceptable transition period. I find it a really strange way.

Responsible devs who are building WP sites for real clients simply can not afford that level of uncertainity you can apparently afford as core devs. So don't just wonder if WP will loose a huge share on the market and at the end it will revert back being only a blogging platform thanks for the best editor on this planet (and your truly incompetent manner of developing software).