Guttenberg – the problem with blocks
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🙂 It was not favourable for me when I first started using it and back then the Gutenberg editor was in Beta.
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🙂 It was WordPress’s decision to replace the TinyMCE editor with the Gutenberg editor; which was done in the name of so-called modernization.
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I must admit I very rarely edit on the webpage anyway. I write the blog in word, correct it and save it in word, and then just pour it onto my page, add the photograph, a few tags and post it. So the whole guttenberg thing is way past what I need
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It keeps people in work who would otherwise have to get real jobs, and ensures obsolescence meaning we have to keep buying the new one before the old one wears out
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I suspect there is growing resistance. I can remember when windows 95 became obsolete, within weeks I was getting so many word documents in the new format that I couldn’t open, I had to change. Yet with later versions people have been taking longer and longer to change
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I have the feeling that this is what’s happening with WP, although why it’s affecting everything else is a mystery…
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