Yes, as far as creative writing goes in general. Other communities seem to attract wider audiences with too many different types of content, making the community a messy place lacking a theme. This is not the case for The Ink Well in my eyes. It manages to stick to a niche and drive the community forward well.

In my opinion the two can co-exist but it is not optimal. Giving room for one to exist for a specific period of time and then for the other seems like a neat idea, however one downside of this is , without a doubt, that many passing-by poets (or any content creators whose work isn't accepted at a given time) will get put off and simply move on without returning or even considering to do so later on. A solution to this could be the only real thing that can be done: the creation of another community on here; one specific to poets. A post on the Ink Well introducing this idea first, seeding the possibility of such a community could be useful to see if such a project would have support, and if so, after its creation, promoting it on here, along with letting people who, unknowing, post poetry on here know about the poetry community could be the way to get it going. If enough join such a community, I'm sure you will be able to do a great job at up-keeping such a community, judging from the work you've done with The Ink Well!