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1. Understand how the Hyperledger Community is doing in regards to Diversity, Civility, and Inclusion (See Section 1 questions)
2. Understand who is part of the Hyperledger Community (See Section 2 questions)

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Section 1: Diversity, Civility, and Inclusion (DCI) within Hyperledger

Have you participated in the Hyperledger community meetings (as found on the community calendar)?

• Yes
• No

Provide your feedback on the Hyperledger

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community meetings (select all that apply)

• The timing of the community meetings makes it difficult for me to participate
• It is difficult to find agenda or meeting information
• Meetings are not diverse
• Meetings are not civil
• Meetings are not inclusive of new participants
• Meetings are not civil

Have you participated on any Hyperledger chat channels?

• Yes
• No

Provide your feedback on the Hyperledger chat channels (select all that apply)

• People on the Hyperledger chat are not diverse
• People on the Hyperledger chat are not civil
• People on the Hyperledger chat are not inclusive
• I cannot get an answer on the Hyperledger chat
• The asynchronous nature of the Hyperledger chat allows me to participate in the community

Have you used the Hyperledger mailing lists?

• Yes
• No

Provide your feedback on the Hyperledger mailing lists (select all that apply)

• People on the Hyperledger mailing lists are not diverse
• People on the Hyperledger mailing lists are not civil
• People on the Hyperledger mailing lists are not inclusive
• I cannot get an answer on the Hyperledger mailing lists
• The asynchronous nature of the Hyperledger mailing lists allows me to participate in the community

Have you made a code contribution?

• Yes
• No

Provide your feedback on the code contribution process (select all that apply)

• I did not get a response to my change/pull request
• The response I received to my change/pull request was not civilMeetings are not diverse

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Section 2: Community Profile