[Haskell-beginners] where do non-beginners haskellers go to expose code to the community?

[Silent Leaf]

hi,

let's say i'm a real-deal but typically open-source/not-employed haskeller,
i have a really well-done library/program. i want to publish it so it's
available, but i also want to just broadcast to at least a part of the
haskell community basically saying "hiya, made that cool code, go check it
out". both to get returns and ideas, but not so much for code-review, since
it's about reviewing a finished product, or at least an alpha/beta version.
where would i go to do that? (again, it's hypothetical, i'm not real-deal
yet)

i mean what's the point of coding if nobody knows what you do, right? (of
course the question is not serious, but still, it must count for a bit
right? if you don't get paid or you don't sell your code and it's not only
for your own usage?)

but maybe there are ways by which most haskellers go check the latest
published packages? or maybe the community is not that tight-knit?
or maybe it does not depend on the language, and there are places where to
make your code known to potential users? i admit i don't actually know how
someone with an opensource program would go to advertize it. even creating
a website for it does not tell anybody that it exists.

was just wondering. it'd be somewhat good if there were a centralized place
where to review any package published on official repositories, both wrt
the code and the functionalities. a kind of message board automatically
plugged to the flux of published packages.
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