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 You have received all necessary endorsements, and have been added the the 'uploaders' group.
-Note that packages cannot be deleted, so be careful.
 
+Packages that are uploaded to Hackage are generally expected to follow
+the Package Versioning Policy and have version bounds on all
+dependencies indicating which versions they are known to build with.
+Here are some links that have more information:
+
+https://hackage.haskell.org/upload#versioning_and_curation
+https://pvp.haskell.org/
+
+Also, here are a few things to keep in mind when uploading to Hackage
+that help keep the ecosystem working reliably for everyone:
+
+1. Hackage is intended to be a permanent record.  Therefore uploads
+cannot be changed or removed.
+2. Only upload things that work, are useful to other people, and that
+you intend to maintain.
+3. Use `cabal gen-bounds` to put PVP-compliant version bounds (lower
+AND upper) on ALL your unique dependencies so your package will still
+be buildable years down the road.  One important thing to note is that
+you only need to include version bounds once.  For example, if you
+depend on the same package in your library and your test suite, you
+only need to put the version bounds for that dependency in one place.
+This keeps the dependency bounds information DRY.
+4. Package candidates CAN be changed, so use them to test things out
+and get everything right before you publish permanently to the main
+index.
+
+Here are a few important resources where you can learn more:
+
+The hackage home page that contains some of the main guidelines for
+Hackage packages:
+https://hackage.haskell.org/
+
+Information about package candidates can be found here:
+https://hackage.haskell.org/packages/candidates/
+
+If you have any questions, just let us know at hackage-trustees@haskell.org
+and we'll be glad to help.
+
+Happy coding!