In reply to Greg Schoppe.

Thank you Greg for the providing that code.

Is it compatible with Multisite?

In re-reading all this bruhaha in here, and in other threads, about how wonderful Gutenbrick is going to be, a surprisingly charitable thought keeps going through my head....

"You can't learn what you can't see".

And clearly, they just can't "see" the problem. The only way they can learn that their worldview does not align with the majority of end-user needs and wants, is for one of two things to happen.

1) The Gutenbrick hits the fan, its ignored by end-users and rejected by the WP ecosystem; prefering to stick with TinyMCE, Elementor, Beaver Builder etc. In which case, WordPress loses a year or two of wrong-headed development, WordPress.com competitors steal a lead and, I imagine, WordPress starts to fade slowly into obscurity.

or,

2) The Gutenbrick hits the fan, its ignored by end-users and rejected by the WP ecosystem which then forks the code into WP2 (which may have already started), and builds a new kind of community which is not run by a Corporation masquerading to be working in the community's best interest, when really its just serving its own.

Neither of which is particularly good news for WordPress.com investors, so I think someone with skin in the game will eventually ask WTF is going on here?, and pull the plug, before its too late.

But, just to hedge my bets, I bought a domain "gutenblock.org" and thought I might curate in one spot all the code and plugins designed to help those who didn't want to go down the yellow gutenbrick road.

What do you think... good idea?