Hi,

Drag n drop & cut/copy/paste doesn't work normally.

The reasoning behind all that is because it is built in a quirky non-standard way that goes against the well known logic from 30 years of office suites, word processors and text editors.
To fix that I propose the following:

1) Make CMD + C, CMD + X and CMD + V work on all blocks, no matter of their type and no matter of the length of the article [currently it doesn't work for lengthy posts with many images].

2) Make Cut, Copy, Paste to exist in the drop-down menu. Currently there is just "Copy" and "Move to" and the second don't even work on many setups and/or post lengths.

3) Add symbol for dragging as the average Joe wouldn't know that he can drag things by hovering over the block type icon.
Make up and down separate buttons. There are people on tablets [that serve desktop site versions like the new iOS], all in ones with touch capabilities, laptops with touch capabilities, and 2-in-1s with touch capabilities. For these people the up-down buttons must be separate thumb-space clickable.

4) Ditch the page scroll velocity that starts from the beginning when you drag things. Such thing doesn't exist in any OS, platform, word processor or anything. In the normal well-known already-established environment the scroll of the page doesn't happen until you get to the bottom of the page.

By making these changes you'll make things that are all aligned with what people are getting used to in the last 30 years of word processing.

In my opinion there should be a guideline of the geek/programmer/dev that is working on the Gutenberg project to put himself in the shoes of the average Joe which the primary consumer target.

Gutenberg shouldn't be built to be used just by geeks/programmers/devs, but primary from the average Joe.

Kind Regards