Is that what you mean?  If so, than I didn’t know it had one (though granted, I’m kinda new).

"What the hell is that?"    Does that answer your question?

... didn’t do nything for me.

It's just not executed well.  It needs better sorting capabilities.  Something like Agencies, Independents, Pornstars, News, Shopping, etc.

...I first started using TER. It's supposed to be used to review the sites of providers, and agencies etc. I only checked my city. I noticed the contributors had reviewed the agencies themselves rather than the site. They were useful for checking out the agency and helping to decide about using their services. I haven't looked there in a long time.

 
I don't look at sites very often and when I do if I can easily find what I want to know it's a good site. I have fortunately not seen a bad site.

I keep forgetting to list my new site since I changed the domain, but yes I have used it. It helped to filter my site in google search results. Don't ask me how. Apparently Google has some algorithm that they use when they decide what sites appears in the search engine. The algorithm counts your site's visibility. So if your site is regularly visited and/or is referenced on other high traffic areas of the internet, the more likely Google will put it in search engine results.  

To be found in a Google search result, it doesn't matter how tight your SEO is. You still need to have hits to be listed in Google's search results. I even had Google crawl all of my pages but that did not help. I think it has to do with the "customizing content for every person" approach that Google rolled out. I have tested finding my site on Google across several devices and I get different results on each.

I didn't know it even existed.  Went there to check it out due to my own curiosity. Of the 5 links that I clicked on, 4 were to sites that no longer exist. So no, I won't be going back there anytime soon.