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I used blogs as references because...
[edit]Hello all!
I just added a bunch of details in the publication history and used a couple blog posts as references because the bloggers were owners of the somewhat rare portfolios I was documenting here. The bloggers posted extensive pictures of the items, including the cover sheets that give an explanation of what the items are. I was just doing the research for myself and thought I'd share it.
I got the warning about not using blogs, but I posted anyway because it's not the blog text I used, but the information in the pictures they posted. So it's actually more of a "primary source" than you'd expect from a blog.
And they're not my blogs. So I'm breaking that rule.
I'm still fairly new to editing wikipedia. If I'm "doing it wrong" feel free to fix it and/or let me know.