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I do not have an account with Minds.com, thankfully, but I see far right anonymous accounts on there have started bullying others in the fediverse. It looks as though it is an extension of Twitter where users aren't satisfied with the amount of bullying they can achieve there so they go further and target people elsewhere. The company owners should be ashamed of themselves to let this happen. On the fediverse I have blocked the minds.com server and others should consider doing the same.

This started like a good idea. I was one of the early adopters. The whole philosophy about being against censorship was very appealing and while it never gained a lot of traction, Minds was a good corner of freedom in a sea of curated and "verified" content. Then they tried to monetize it around a blockchain token. Some people tried to game that, but eventually when the crypto market crashed, it brought the whole ecosystem down by rendering it worthless. Then, Minds started forming large echo-chambers, where people with slightly different ideas suffered bullying. Also, despite still being free of censorship, the main ideas that echo the loudest on the site are quite passe. Conspiracy theories which were loud and active about 3 years ago, been disproven, or superseded since then, are somehow still live and active on Minds. Also, as this is so niche, I don't really have any real life friends on Minds, so I rarely use it these days, as it's dying.

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Minds looked promising when it launched but after they made changes with chat to put it in a separate site, forcing the user to create 2 accounts in order to use a social media that has been split into two, they lost users. It's not very active now, and in order to make money, they delete the videos we post after a month of posting them, forcing us to pay an upgrade in order to keep them on our profile! Not so smart!

This is an excellent app for creating material and collecting money. Unlike many apps, this app offers a great incentive to post interesting knowledge-based material from all genres. Immigrated from FB and X as their platforms are full of bots and bot security scrapers that read all your data. So if privacy is a key component of your material, Minds is an excellent choice.

It's a right wing cesspit, no one has a clue about anything and they get triggered by the slightest deviation from biblical scripture. Best avoided, if you went there from Reddit, turn around now and GTFO.

I like this app. Not sure where all the hating reviews are from but they seem like there is more to the haters than just leaving a review. It's good to have many options for people. And given the popularity of minds with many people it shows that it's working. Only having a few options is unhealthy for society and its important to have a large variety to be able to hear many voices that make up the world. There are a couple large tech companies that have a monopoly on things and don't have the best interest of the general public. Minds is a decent alternatives.

I signed up to Minds in 2019. I use it daily. A major plus is that it's open-source. It's a social networking service that's a decent Twitter alternative. The downside is that at present, there's not many people there that I follow on Twitter.