For security purposes, some information that was not entered into the forms (such as information about your connection) may be collected when you submit your plugin.

Your plugin update will be subjected to the same tests that it was when you first submitted it. For this reason, it's best to submit one large update, rather than lots of small patches.

After submitting your update, you will receive an e-mail from Gdsk! confirming that it's you trying to update your plugin. This may take a while. Don't panic if you don't hear back immediately.

Once testing on your gadget's update is completed, you will either receive an e-mail informing you that your update is accepted and available to Gdsk! users, or you will receive an e-mail explaining that your update was rejected and why.

You may re-submit an update that was previously rejected, as long as the listed issues have been fixed. Re-submiting an update with no fixes will get you blacklisted.