Honestly, I think publishing an article trying to wash the face of the Gutenberg project and not open the readers' comments, is not to be too brave ...

It was a good attempt for Matías to try to convince us that it is "obligatory" to make a drastic change to move forward.

I agree that the improvements are really necessary, but the complete improvements, not the mid-improvements, with schedules made to counter, trying to finish in record time a project that has been stored for years in a drawer.

As much as Ventura says, the project does not favor the daily work of an average user at all, it slows down and delays a lot of publication as I have explained several times.

It does not compensate the time investment that requires writing a simple post with Gutenberg with the result you get.

I still think that the best option is to leave it as a plugin and that user who really wants to use it.

When on the part of Automattic have to be constantly justifying why Gutenberg is wonderful, let's think about the reason ... surely over the coming year we will have a plugin (freemium) that will adapt perfectly to Gutenberg and there we will know the real reasons for this drastic change.