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Will posting:
be acceptable? This site is well known among very advanced aviation fare seekers for its having uniquely raw access to the booking data, an agglomeration of many Airline Reservations Systems' data, via its free and publically accessible "Fare Shopping Engine". richardc020 (talk) 03:09, 21 July 2009 (UTC)
Internet-based travel agencies edit
Will including the Internet-based travel agencies:
into this category be acceptable? These sites are popular aviation fare booking sites, though they are not strictly for aviation fans as they serve the general public. They also often include car rentals, hotels, and vacation packages, thus are not strictly for airfares.
A complication is that some of those are actual sites' pages (i.e. Priceline.com) and others are the sites' operator.
I also ask whether this question was better left at each such page's respective Talk page or here. I thought it better to discuss here since this change can affect many pages beyond the ones I've conjured above. I couldn't find the answer in Wikipedia:Categorization or Wikipedia:Talk_page_guidelines or the recommended pages' talk pages. richardc020 (talk) 04:00, 21 July 2009 (UTC)