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The link which I attached to the page for Henry Eeles Dresser is not a blog. The link has been removed on the basis that it was a blog. This is a webpage which was created as an online gallery, titled "John Gerrard Keulemans: Illustrations," of the works of Keulemans (appearing in Dresser, History of the Birds of Europe), and the link was established more than a decade ago. The project has been used and endorsed by the Biodiversity Heritage Library (Smithsonian) and by Linda Hall Library (University of Missouri--Kansas City). In July of this year I simply amended the link information as it was changed so that readers could again have access to it, but this action was recently reverted (View History). I am appealing the decision to remove the link on the pretense that it was a blog. Please contact mmslouis for more information about the Keulemans gallery and Henry Eeles Dresser. db-user db-user (talk) 16:46, 7 October 2023 (UTC)Reply