As far as problems go, this is a great problem for the ecosystem. Makes it seem healthy.

This is a fairly good point. However, given that Steem is largely populated by crypto enthusiasts who are discovering and learning about this brave new world of crypto... it should be expected that the majority of posts will either be crypto or steem related.

That's not to say that the mainstream social media crowd aren't trickling in, I fully believe they are - as are legacy creators from other platforms.

People will blog and vlog about their passions, and right now we're a fairly active crypto echo chamber.

Is this a bad thing? Not inherently. It might be frustrating for those who want to see rampant adoption. Is it a good thing? Well.. having an active and engaged user base is the foundation for any social media platform. It is needed.

Trends change, and so too will the types of popular content on steem.

We should endeavor to encourage people to contribute and to not be afraid of the passion that exudes from the userbase.