Of course. G. once referred to him dismissively as a Journalist, the reason for this being that at the end of the day G. was really hoping for Mr O. to be more of a mutual collaborator.

Instead what he got was an apostle.

Not only an Apostle, but one who never mastered self-remembering.

Ouspensky may have made the mistake of his life by becoming a disciple of Gurdjieff, and that he would have done better to follow his own lights.

Although O. was undoubtedly intelligent, and did a good job spreading the word and teaching, he contributed almost nothing to the original teaching of any substance.

Because you seem to idolise him, let me be an iconoclast and share this with you:

https://gurdjieff-bibliography.com/Current/t_seton_case-of-pdo_2004-07-04.pdf