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Removal of inappropriate items is what a weeding out policy is.

Specifically, the term can be found frequently used by cultivators and librarians. In regard to growing plants, the policy involves attention to the appearance and behavior of weeds, which compete with edibles and ornamentals for resources and space. In terms of maintaining collections, it refers to respecting accessibility and visibility by removing items which do not meet librarian-identified standards of acceptance and/or relevance.

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