What should be done with documents that do not introduce new concepts when submitting to a conceptual index?

When dealing with the submission of documents to a conceptual index, it is important to consider the relevance and contribution of each document to the indexed concepts. Submitting documents that do not introduce new concepts can lead to an inflated and less effective index, as they add no unique value or insights to the existing knowledge base.

By choosing not to submit these non-concept-adding documents, the focus stays on materials that enhance understanding and promote a clearer organization of concepts. Keeping the index streamlined with only valuable content improves the efficiency of information retrieval and ensures that users benefit from a well-curated collection of relevant ideas.

Maintaining a distinction between documents that contribute meaningfully to the knowledge framework and those that do not aids in the clarity and usability of the conceptual index.