In reply to Stephen Vaughan.

I may add, if you are reading Matt, that one other addition, in the long run, when you have time, is to add a de-block option where all the content can be reverted to a classic block. One can already do this manually if you copy all blocks and paste into a classic block and then manually remove the comment tags. It shouldn't be too hard to write a script to automate this. Now I understand that it may be problematic where third party bocks are mixed in so theses instances these could be left untouched or at least the option to leave them untouched and placed after the content.

This would play well for those developers who need to switch sites to new templates and who need to take pages back down to their bare content, doing this because they need to apply a radically different design or because they didn't care for the work of the previous designer/developer.

Looked at and tried the example of templates this morning and I can see where these would be of benefit. But, this is the point, Gutenberg has a lot further to go before any of these things are really useable and useful. Until then Gutenberg is redundant where combining options such as Divi and Toolset (or whatever you are having yourself) are just far more powerful and sophisticated solutions.