[resolved] Question about the Concordance Reference feature

Thanks for the Reference feature in the Concordance! I'm really enjoying it!

Question - how does the Concordance determine which references will be indexed? I've noticed that it's obviously indexing the most important datatypes, but I've also noticed that many other references, especially to modern authors, are not included (I haven't done tests to see if the criteria is simply datatyped references). What's the criteria is used? Are there plans to include non-datatyped references as well?

Where I noticed this especially was with modern academic commentaries, that interact with lots of recent literature. The Concordance returns the ancient references, but not the recent ones (even those hyperlinked).

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Bradley Grainger (Logos)

I haven't done tests to see if the criteria is simply datatyped references

It is.

The Concordance shows "references" in the sense of Logos data type references, not "references" in the general sense of any citation of another work.

Eli Evans (Logos)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/731065#Comment_731065

I haven't done tests to see if the criteria is simply datatyped references

It is.

The Concordance shows "references" in the sense of Logos data type references, not "references" in the general sense of any citation of another work.

... look forward to the second sense in an upcoming release.