[micheknows]

Then why do the Hanukkah and Kwanzaa pages go directly to their pages without having to click through the holiday page, first? It's like saying, "Hmm..we KNOW you couldn't have been really wanting to search for CHRISTMAS..so here, try this holiday page first..then if that REALLY isn't what you're looking for, we'll see if we can find more."

[mnehring]

Because they are not big enough to warrant their own special category.. The Holiday season is so huge, they have an entire category of their own.. from a marketing and web standpoint, it is efficient, easy to develop, easy to use in promotions (such as what you see on their front page that takes you to the 'Holiday' section, and easy for the customers to locate what they are looking for.

[HairOfTheDog]

Then why do the Hanukkah and Kwanzaa pages go directly to their pages without having to click through the holiday page, first? It's like saying, "Hmm..we KNOW you couldn't have been really wanting to search for CHRISTMAS..so here, try this holiday page first..then if that REALLY isn't what you're looking for, we'll see if we can find more."

Because it's your irritation that gives them joy.