In reply to Anuta.

I have a lot of ongoing, and at times loud and angry, criticism of Gutenberg's implementation. But I find a couple of things difficult to believe about this story. First, that there's a WordPress class taught at the university level with the same instructor that's taken three semesters and was/is slated to take more. The operating systems class I took as part of my computer science studies was a single semester, and while WordPress can get complicated, it's nowhere near as complicated as the internals of the software that controls a computer. Second, that a host installed what is effectively a feature plugin which changes the entire editing experience on existing sites. I can see new installs getting it, but existing sites with content? Months before even the plugin's development team was calling it ready to ship? I'm not saying hosts don't do a lot of crazy things all the time, but if there's a host installing not-yet-ready WordPress feature plugins on already-existing sites, I'd like to know who they are so that if there name ever comes up in client conversations I can advise my clients to run the other way as fast as possible.