I guess my main hesitation (long-term) with Gutenberg, is if it will ever get refined, or just end up as the default page-builder-wannabe thing so WordPress can be more Wix'y.

I've been waiting for how long now, for the comment section - arguably a core part of blogging - to get even reasonably good, but sloppy, barely useable seems good-enough and it's on to other things.

Are the other 'page builder' solutions (ie: Divi, Cornerstone, etc.) just going to stop and let Gutenberg catch up, and then jump on board? (Not if I'm reading their plans correctly.)

And, do we all have to relearn the basics of writing and editing? For example, Gutenberg turns everything (ie: paragraphs, headings) into blocks. Is WordPress becoming a a tool to create lead pages, or is it still a writing platform? Or, are the blocks the new method of writing and 'word processing' we'll soon see Word and all there rest of the word processors switching to?

Aside from this feeling horribly rushed, I'm wondering if this is the future or will end up a half-baked feature-point so WordPress can say it's a 'page builder' kind of thing, too (so don't head to Wix yet).