As an agency owner I can understand why they wound to want to go any where near gutenberg. The constant changes draw much comment from our clients and we are frequently deposing comments like “it’s a lot harder than it used to be”, “I hear WordPress has become herder to use” and “I used to know how to work with WordPress”. That comment is never reaching the community as the clients speak to us not on GitHub, wp tavern, WordPress.org. We’re not passing that feedback on anymore as it fell on deaf ears the first time so what’s the point? The old editor might have been a mess when you tried anything complicated but the concept of what it did was simple. Gutenberg has failed in this regard for many of the hundreds of clients we’ve trained. People don’t think in blocks of content, only developers do that. Regular users just get lost. I think Studio24’s decision is entirely justified and not at all surprising.