I used to mine it at the start because i had empty HDD space and I liked POC.
 


There is nothing bad about the coin itself, the front end isn't really much of a problem as we do have the in wallet block-explorer and we are kept up to date through this forum. What is not good about BURST in my opinion is sadly its community (not all obviously) . The community is fractured and some of the trolls and old thread participants are either sulking or licking their wounds from selling out cheap and not believing or they just don't give a damn anymore.
BURST's community seems to be one of the tightest too. The last 2 major crowdfunds that we had were sadly donated to by a handful of community members and those were mainly part of the dev team itself.
What BURST community is good at though, is actually pointing out what needs to be done and highlighting the fact that crowdfunds are and should be contributed to, however, some don't seem to follow that up with actually contributing (few forum members come to mind haha)
i honestly find it quite nauseating at times, since we have an amazing group of devs and I feel like the community can do more to show them that they are and their work is appreciated.

What I appreciate the most about BURST is the fact that it is truly decentralised due to its low entry and maintenance costs and asic resistance. Anyone with a computer and soon with an android phone can mine it thanks to DaWallet and co. It is green, sustainable and very innovative. Automated Transactions make it in a class of its own. Maybe we need to start calling them "smart contracts" so that the crypto folk find it easy to "understand"  
From an investment point of view, I believe that BURST is a money spinner. It has one of the best if not the best risk/reward ratios out there. When you see "DAO" trading at 23k satoshi with 1.2 billion coin supply, you realise that BURST is so undervalued currently and the upside potential has suddenly shot up to 100xs.