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		By: Dale Reardon		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Hi.
Thanks for your hard work, detailed explanations and quick updates.
Gutenberg continues to be a nightmare for users in my opinion and should still be off by default and only turned on by experienced users who are willing to take the risk with what is really still beta software.
I continue to use the disable gutenberg plugin which now also has the option to turn off the new widgets so saving you an extra plugin.

I really don&#039;t understand all the hype over Gutenberg compared to vastly more advanced and error free page builders such as Beaver Builder Pro and Elementor Pro.
Gutenberg makes so many promises but you end up needing to install lots of addon plugins to adjust settings, add more blocks etc and that was what they initially claimed to be avoiding - a true core solution - but page builders are still way more comprehensive and easier for most to use.
Dale.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi.<br />
Thanks for your hard work, detailed explanations and quick updates.<br />
Gutenberg continues to be a nightmare for users in my opinion and should still be off by default and only turned on by experienced users who are willing to take the risk with what is really still beta software.<br />
I continue to use the disable gutenberg plugin which now also has the option to turn off the new widgets so saving you an extra plugin.</p>
<p>I really don&#8217;t understand all the hype over Gutenberg compared to vastly more advanced and error free page builders such as Beaver Builder Pro and Elementor Pro.<br />
Gutenberg makes so many promises but you end up needing to install lots of addon plugins to adjust settings, add more blocks etc and that was what they initially claimed to be avoiding &#8211; a true core solution &#8211; but page builders are still way more comprehensive and easier for most to use.<br />
Dale.</p>

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