we use the "classic editor" plugin because it was automatically installed when we upgraded from a previous version of wordpress, and all our old posts weren't a

we use the "classic editor" plugin because it was automatically installed when we upgraded from a previous version of wordpress, and all our old posts weren't automatically converted over to gutenberg so if we want to edit them we need to use the classic editor. that doesn't mean we don't like gutenberg, or that we don't use it for every new post we create. trying to use this install stat to make some implication about the reception to gutenberg seems pretty disingenuous. the only thing this number means is that wordpress created a perfectly functional migration path from their old editor to their new one, and people are using it.