Public source index

    Sources behind our hotel OTA content

    A browsable index of 87 unique source pages cited in MisMatchMaker's retained factual claims. It brings the reference links together; each guide still carries the exact claim it supports and the limitation a reader should keep in view.

    How to use this index

    Sources are grouped by publisher and listed once, even when several pages use the same reference. The date beside a link is the most recent access date recorded in our claim ledger. It is not the publication date, an update guarantee, or proof that a page's content has stayed unchanged since it was checked.

    A source does not support every statement on the topic it covers. For example, a developer reference can document a data field without documenting the partner portal screen where an operator edits it. Read the linked article and then follow the page where we use it to see the wording, scope, and any unresolved uncertainty attached to the claim.

    We prefer first-party platform documentation for platform behavior, primary legal or regulator material for rules, standards bodies for their own classifications, and our own recorded data for measurements. A small number of contextual references are included where they help a reader locate or interpret a primary record; the page using one says so.

    Source directory

    87 deduplicated links across 27 publishers.

    External pages open in a new tab.

    abp.assembly.ca.gov (1)

    ada.gov (1)

    Agoda (10)

    Airbnb (8)

    Atout France (1)

    Booking.com (2)

    Booking.com Developers (6)

    Booking.com for Partners (7)

    business.hostelworld.com (1)

    California Legislature (1)

    Corada (1)

    ecfr.gov (1)

    European Commission (3)

    European Union (2)

    Expedia Group (11)

    Google (11)

    Hotelstars Union (2)

    HRS (1)

    oag.ca.gov (1)

    OpenStreetMap (1)

    partner-api.hostelworld.com (1)

    Stichting Reclame Code (1)

    Travel Weekly (1)

    Trip.com (4)

    Tripadvisor (5)

    U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (ENERGY STAR) (2)

    U.S. Federal Trade Commission (1)

    • FTC Rule FAQLast accessed 2026-10-15

      Cited in 1 retained claim record

    Source records are attached to the claim

    The editorial standards explain how sources are selected, what counts as measured evidence, how uncertainty is worded, and how to request a correction. The product and data changelog records material changes to the scanner and study methods.