I've been on there for about a year now, and...well...it's okay. I wrote this comment on one of Bill Ottman's posts a few days ago, and it sums up my thoughts:

"I'm on steemit as well as here, and I have to say the differences in the two communities is glaring. Minds has established something fantastic here. The one glaring flaw in Minds, however, is it's community. The community here is very political. That's a good thing, to a point. But politics has a nasty side effect of being very adversarial. When politics gets involved, we're very quick to tear one another down.

For communities like this one to thrive, they need diversity in content. They need gamers sharing they're streams. They need crafty people taking about the at they're making, however ridiculous it may be. They need silver stackers, stamping their own metals and showing it off to the world. It is this diversity that gives a community the sustainability to keep itself growing.