Will Gutenberg actually help Wordpress? I don't think so. Why? Most site owners aren't designers and don't do layout or content building well at all. Maybe I am

Will Gutenberg actually help Wordpress? I don't think so. Why? Most site owners aren't designers and don't do layout or content building well at all. Maybe I am short sighted on this though. Much of my business has been replacing sites that run on Wordpress with my own CMS Archetype. Even though it lacks a lot of the power of mass of WP plugins, it makes up for it with simplicity of production and ease of use. Some site owners want more control/power over layout building, and others would be overwhelmed by the extra features of Gutenberg. Will Gutenberg become a core complaint of WP in the future? Maybe. The biggest complaints I've gotten about Wordpress are these: 1. Can't hand it off to clients to edit their own content, because it's too hard to learn. Or if you do train someone, it turns into a cycle of retraining. (though this seems to be Gutenberg's real target goal) 2. Updating is painful. Plugins break on a regular basis. 3. Security, WP sites get hacked alot. Think this is primarily because most WP sites aren't run by professionals, but individuals. But also, #2 applies here, there's motivation to _not_ upgrade because of the possibility of breaking the site. There are others, but Gutenberg would not solve these 3 largest problems with WP that I have run into.