It's a good thing that Steven Brill, the founder of Contentville, is a lawyer. Contentville's stated mission is to gather quality content regardless of type shaped by the contributions of outstanding journalists and writers. Contentville's model is not a database or a research service, but is instead a small, independent bookstore an eclectic and idiosyncratic collection shaped by the knowledge and informed taste of its owner. It's very difficult to discern just what this all means, especially since Contentville gives you almost no help. The site itself is poorly designed.
Pages are too cluttered and too long.
Departments are not clearly identified by page layout or captions. Ads are difficult to distinguish from content. Searching and browsing are just adequate. Documentation in every sense of the word is terrible or nonexistent. Names of content categories are misleading.