Nobody ever goes there anymore — it’s too crowded.
It depends, what do you want. Because if Ordinals would be attached to normal payments as commitments, and would take zero additional on-chain bytes, then they would be fine. But instead, you have an option: confirm a regular payment, or confirm some Ordinal. So: do you want to do the transition from payment system into a cloud storage?
Fortunately, at the time of writing, Ordinals seems to be dying, because on-chain fees are around 5 sat/vB, and both testnet4 and testnet3 reached minimal fees of 1 sat/vB, and testnet blocks are almost empty again. By the way: if you want cloud storage, then testnet fits better, because if coins are worthless, then there are no payments, and you have only data pushes.
Also, one good thing about Ordinals is that they permanently blocked any block size increase proposals, at least for now. Because if someone will try to do it now, then it will be taken down, using simple argumentation: "there will be more data pushes, and regular payments will stay on the same level, so it won't help, and we won't do that".
But unfortunately, Ordinals also caused some downgrades from Taproot into Segwit, because only then, you can be sure, that you won't be mistakenly marked as a spammer.
