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Thinking about this more: I still think I would prefer including all coordinates from indexers unless there is already an existing coordinates of the same name.

Reasons why I like this rule: 1. It's simple and easy to explain, without any special cases. 2. If the coordinates are descriptive of the indexers, I think they're almost certainly still descriptive of the indexed results. 3. Users seem to be happier with keeping around metadata (e.g., attrs) even in cases where it may be slightly outdated than needing to propagate it manually. One reason may be that you only need to drop irrelevant metadata once from results, but keeping it around through operations that drop it requires updating each operation.

 
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