@@ -201,7 +201,9 @@ purely on Stackage Curator discretion. The most common examples are:
201 considered a major version bump, and disallowed in an LTS minor
201 considered a major version bump, and disallowed in an LTS minor
202 version bump. However, if a package is following SemVer, this
202 version bump. However, if a package is following SemVer, this
203 would not be a breaking change, and curators may elect to include
203 would not be a breaking change, and curators may elect to include
204− it.
204+ it. Note though that curators and their tooling will not know your
205+ package is following SemVer, so in this case you would have to open
206+ an issue on the [lts-haskell repo](https://github.com/fpco/lts-haskell/issues/new).
206* If a package has overly restrictive version bounds on a
208* If a package has overly restrictive version bounds on a
207 dependency, in particular constraining a minor version
209 dependency, in particular constraining a minor version