1.What's the maintainence status of the package?
 1.Deprecated, no more maintanence in the future.
 2.Finished, no more features but bug fixes will be provided.
 3.The package is still being maintained.
 4.Not sure.

2.What are the reasons for not maintaining the package?
 1.Lack of time and resources.
 2.Broken dependencies.
 3.There are better alternatives.
 4.Presence of bugs or vulnerabilities.
 5.No expected users and feedbacks.
 6.Finished.
 7.No requirements.

3.Do you know any alternative solution or package?
 1.Yes.
 2.No.

4.Do you intend to announce the deprecation in the future, with the option to withdraw it if you decide to restart the package?
 1.Yes.
 2.No.
 3.Not sure.
 4.Already announced to users.

5.What's the difficulty that prevents you from providing an explicit announcement?
 1.Lack of time and resources.
 2.Uncertainty about future plans.
 3.Not sure how to provide an explicit announcement.
 4.Not willing to provide an explicit announcement.
 5.Legal or licensing considerations.
 6.No need.
 7.Don't consider PyPI after archiving at GitHub.

6.If you want to announce the deprecation, how would you like to make the announcement?
 1.Expect the package manager (e.g., PyPI) to take over the task automatically when you request.
 2.Manually publish in Homepage.
 3.Manually publish in issue tracker (e.g., Github issues) when user asks.
 4.Manually publish in source code as a warning.
 5.Archiving.

7.If you have any additional thoughts on the challenges related to unmaintained packages that you would like to share, or if you have any comments about the survey, please feel free to share them with us in this question.
 1.No feedback or visible usage.
 2.Simply treated PyPI as a archived place.
 3.Lack of resources and interest.
 4.Simple tool.
 5.Finished.
 6.Already deprecated in GitHub, but not visible on PyPI.
 7.They don’t see not maintaining the package is problematic except bugs.
 8.A tool for notifying users and providing guidelines for them would be great help.
 9.Deleted the package.
 10.Maintaining software takes times and is annoying.
 11.Better alternatives.
 12.Hope AI can help make this less manual, (submitting compatibility PRs with common required changes, highlighting the backwards incompatible changes and propose new release)