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2025 Leadership Council Survey | Inside Rust Blog
Leadership Council on behalf of the Leadership Council team · 2025-06-30 · via Rust Blog

One of the responsibilities of the leadership council, formed by RFC 3392, is to solicit feedback on a yearly basis from the Project on how we are performing our duties.

Each year, the Council must solicit feedback on whether the Council is serving its purpose effectively from all willing and able Project members and openly discuss this feedback in a forum that allows and encourages active participation from all Project members. To do so, the Council and other Project members consult the high-level duties, expectations, and constraints listed in this RFC and any subsequent revisions thereof to determine if the Council is meeting its duties and obligations.

We are running a quick annual survey, primarily for Rust project members to provide feedback on the Leadership Council. However, even if you are not a member, feel free to fill out the survey too -- we welcome input from those interacting with the Council in other capacities.

This survey is anonymous. The Council will go through all answers and release a summary after the survey is complete, similar to the one published last year.

Please fill out the survey here. It will be open for 3 weeks, closing on 2025-07-21.