Should anyone be confused re Drupal and Gutenberg, Drupal is NOT adopting Gutenberg. It is NOT part of core. There are no discussions to include it in core. It is a module. At this writing, it is experiemental and not ready for production. It is an OPTION, which is what I've always loved about Drupal in that folks are given tools that they can choose or not choose to use. So please stop spreading the word that I keep reading around the net that Drupal is adopting Gutenberg. Good grief.

And the more I work with and look at ClassicPress, the clearer I get as to where I'm going: Drupal and ClassicPress.

This WIX choice, which imho exemplifies a failure of imagination, amongst other things, is perfect for the nontechnical person who lacks professional marketing, design and business building skills.

But that still brings me to a question that it seems only my brain keeps bouncing around. [Perhaps I'm finally unique or simply having the stupidest of thoughts. :-) ] That question?

Is there any downside to the environment we call the internet to enabling every Joe, Jack, Mary and Jane, with or without skills, to build a website (WIX-enabled folks) ? I ask that in all seriousness. What leads me there is a belief that overpopulation of anything -- advertising, people, carbon, flies, fiat, even university degrees..on and on -- does not enhance. In fact, my walk through life has caused me to conclude that such expansions detract or degrade or devalue. That's a few "de's" and they all mean the same thing and it t'aint positive.

Someone change my mind, OK?

And if no one can't, should someone start discussing this? We are, after all, building the internet, which is quickly becoming well.. you know..