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The only drawback i could find was the overabundance of dirt. If some of it was to become rock, particularly the underside of the islands then in my opinion it would be even better.
**Afterthoughts**
There appears to be some tiny bits of floating dirt that look asthough they are not meant to be there. It looks like you have removed terrain that was once there but accidentally missed tiny slivers. This seems to be predominantly at the top of the outside island that has the trail of dirt chunks leading to it.