In reply to Thiago.

However, the paradox in this solution is that it alienates almost its entire user base of mostly diehard professionals who create websites, and in their place, it attracts the rabble of casual ‘bloggers’ who just wanna show the world how inspired and empowered they are.

Could not agree more!

I mean i am getting used how to handle GB (sure it is not as easy as they imagined it). Of course there are bugs/issues that can be addressed hopefully in the very near future. There are some design needs that are not even covered right now by GB (make just the background-color full width without changing the width of the actual content). Am sure there will be many plugins the more you install of them you will end up having several image, container, etc blocks so you will need a solution to administer them and keep only that blocks that work best. Am sure all these will just happen and everything will settle down.

However there is one thing that can not be changed and really annoys me:
You as admin/site developer lose your ability to control CSS in a centralized way. Would a client just do fancy things with each block maybe even adding some css classes to them... it will be a nightmare to troubleshoot.