I would say the range of coverage on RIA is excellent. Of course if there is anything missing, the weblist feature makes it easy to add it yourself, so no one really has any reason to complain. If your favorite topic isn't here, the solution is simple. Add it yourself.

When I first registered for this site, there was a halfway decent variety to begin with. Now, not only can you make suggestions when you believe RIA might have overlooked something, but there's the WebList feature which seems to be flourishing like crazy. I think some of the ideas our members cook up are downright ingenious! The possiblities for new topics to rate are almost endless....

Pratically every tning I want to rate is here. and if its not here I could rate it by putting it on a weblist.

PBeaver seems to have been in a feisy mood when he went through this list. LOL. The range of coverage is pretty good, however, the bulk of lists and coverage is about pop culture junk. Having said that, I've left my fair share of comments on such lists, but it would be pleasant to see a few more lists that don't pander to the lowest common denominator. As for the I wish that.... lists that have PBeavr distressed, some of them are indeed self indulgent tripe, but some are quite funny, intentionally or not. I view this site as entertainment, as an opportunity to do five finger exercises in between serious work, and I think it is reaching to expect much more.

Enough to keep you busy for hours. There's plenty to rate here, even a few topics that seem a little obsolete. The more the better.

There are literally thousands of items of RIA. Some of it I haven't even seen yet. Plus with the personal lists, the site expands very rapidly. Almost anything you want can be discussed and rated here.

It seems you could rate and comment about anything under the sun on this website. If you can't find something in particular, tell them, and they'll most likely consider it. The website will only keep expanding thanks to the idea of letting the ranters make up topics.

The range of coverage on Rate It All is incredible, especially since now that they are allowing us to come up with rating lists so we can rate specialized topics. I think that's great because that really opens up the process; allowing for more items to be rated will really open the gates for substantive issues to be debated here more clearly. I think that this site as a whole is a step above e-pinion's and other sites that offer similar services. I'm never going to get a chance to rate everything that's on this site. To top it off, I really like the range of opinions that there is on the site. Every viewpoint is represented here and I think that's great! It really makes things interesting to say the least.

There are some things that I have suggested that RIA add that they have not, but overall, RIA has a wide range of topics to rate, and the diversity among the posters on this site is living proof of that.

I am absolutely amazed at what this site covers, however I would say that it is a little to PG. I mean, I believe everyone hear could stand to hear opinions about more adult things.

I think the range of coverage here is excellent. What other websites are there where you can state your opinion on a whole variety of topics ranging from TV shows to video games, to household appliances to cars to dog breeds to politics and a lot of other stuff?

What I think is even more amazing than the number of items and ratings list on this site is the amount of DIVERSITY. The personalities on Rateitall are about as alike as red and turquoise. There are the cynical but humorous people---cynical in a good way, for almost all of them---who brighten up the site (Eric the Federalist, glorybox3, Dorkavitch Chamalsky, Govinda, Grim, callmetootie, and Springsteen80sbaby to name a few), the Religious Right crazies (excuse my terminology) who make RIA interesting (hell, if everyone agreed with me that would be incredibly boring!) and progressive (noah, zeev, flyme121, Snuffy Smith, and pezkid to name a few), the ones who with their politics have put hope in my heart for this world and make RIA hospitable to me (Marc Chatow, ellajedlicka21, danmuse, Andrew Gilmore ImpeachBushNow, MCHATOW, and Rusty to name a few), the insightful, mature users who know everything about everything and make the site informative (Wiggum, magellan, and Medgar Evers to name a few), the moderates who can please anyone with something and make the site un-extreme (CastleBee, abichara1882, Drummer4Jesus, Molfan, and Munson to name a few), the good but ever-so-slightly-mad (in a good way!) users whom voice their opinions...uh...thouroughly with one short, sweet comment and make this site happily crazy (remy, fathi gepril elgawo, killerqueen, Flano, and reveal to name a few), the amiable, agreeable users who are so easy to get along with even if you don't agree with them and who make RIA user-friendly (Natalie_14 and blueeyes, to name a few), and finally, the ones whodon't have anything incredlibly special about them, but in theri own way are just all-around cool and make RIA a good site (afterglow70, to name my favorite in this group). And keep in mind that even if I didn't mention you, you fit into one of these cool groups of users that make RIA what it is! Take care, everyone!

Some topics are damn boring, but overall I find so many interesting things to rate & review here! :-)

This site already covers just about everything, and it seems to be growing every day.

A wide variety of lists to rate. The best part is, if you don't find what your looking for you can easily suggest it and will get a response back from their management team. Obviously, the possibility of content on this site is limitless and I think they do a great job of covering a wide variety of interests.

There is an extensive range of items covered and the site is expanding all the time incorporating user suggestions...It is interesting how different events trigger more comments (eg. World Series, Elections, and Survivor).

The site seems to cover a lot of interesting topics, but there's definitely room to expand: more appliances, more specific model #s on different products, more sporting goods, more items in the movies and books lists, more restaurants & bars, etc.