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At the end, but it’ll depend on your theme and other plugins… this is just a quick & dirty fix

In added it in my custom theme’s functions.php

I have been observing the same exact issue: wordpress adding a high fetch priority to images below the fold (large ones), which then take precedence over those above the fold. To make things worse, the theme is making use of background images, for which there is fetch priority attribute, so those get loaded last :/

I just encountered the “The text contains 3 consecutive sentences starting with the same word.” warning issue, but have been able to find out it was actually triggered by numbers (quantities), the article had a list that went like

• 1 egg
• 1 spoon of sugar
• 1 teaspoon of baking powder

and when replacing any of the “1” by another number, the warning went away (though the list no longer makes sense then)

Gutenberg reminds me of Dreamweaver and other overly complex, publisher-oriented tools which deal with blocks and page layout more than content.

I am more a writer, and being able to edit and layout text like you do in texr-processing tools (like Word) is far more practical than arranging blocks.

In the traditional press, writing and publishing are two different jobs, with two different sets of skills and tools. If I had wanted a publisher tool, I would not have used WordPress in the first place. Maybe that’s just me.

I agree, we have Classic Editor plugin as a stopgap measure, but confidence has been destroyed.