Yeah, I basically spend most of my working days troubleshooting weird WP issues... gutenberg can't find taxonomies because when the site was developed the devs

Yeah, I basically spend most of my working days troubleshooting weird WP issues... gutenberg can't find taxonomies because when the site was developed the devs didn't add the tax to the REST API, etc. I really wanted to like Gutenberg. I learned how to build blocks (and the f- me, they totally changed a ton of stuff about how that works). At this point, I have some pretty deep knowledge about WP and how to make it do all kinds of funky stuff it shouldn't do... but holy hell if I could get the sales folks to start selling about any other CMS I'd do that in a heart beat. But I'd still have 600 or so legacy WP sites to support. I'm grateful to have work, and WP can be a real shit show when you look at that many sites.