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Minds

👤 Human Reviewed
minds.com Last checked: Sep 3, 2026 🟡 Medium Risk Confidence: 85%

Social Network / Blogging / Community

Supported Content Types

This platform allows publishing the following content types:

Not Supported / Unknown

These content types are not confirmed for this platform:

Story Newsletter Website Page Forum Q&A Directory Listing Repository Slides Reels/Shorts Live Stream Events Reviews Code/App Documents Maps

📋 Publishing Guidelines

Post original content and tag NSFW material (nudity, pornography, profanity, violence, gore, sensitive commentary on race, religion or gender) correctly. Use groups for topical discussion; avoid bot-driven posting and repeated unsolicited promotion.

💳 Free Plan Details

Free public posts, long-form blogs, images, video, and groups. Open-source, federated via ActivityPub, with optional paid memberships and tipping.

👍 Best For

Free-speech-oriented commentary, independent blogging, decentralized/crypto communities, audience building outside mainstream social networks.

👎 Not Good For

Illegal content (terrorism, child sexual exploitation, extortion, fraud, revenge porn, sex trafficking), doxxing and leaking confidential information, malware, token manipulation, impersonation, true threats of violence, spam, and harassment. Brand-safety-sensitive campaigns may be a poor fit: the permissive moderation stance means posts can appear alongside controversial or NSFW material.

⚠️ Common Blocking & Rejection Reasons

Untagged NSFW content, spam or bot-driven posting, doxxing, impersonation, malware links, token manipulation, true threats of violence, illegal content.

🛡 Moderation Notes

Three-strike system; strikes expire after 90 days and are appealable to a Minds Jury of twelve randomly selected users, which overturns on a 75% vote. Illegal content is banned immediately without jury review.

🔍 SEO & Public Visibility

Public posts and blogs are web-visible and federate over ActivityPub. Treat links as engagement, not as an SEO backlink channel; repeated promotional posting is treated as spam.