Dear MANRS community members, We are researchers from Georgia Tech investigating the phenomenon of BGP stuck routes (also known as "zombie routes")—prefixes that persist in routing tables despite being withdrawn by their origin AS. While recent research using BGP beacons (including our work presented at IMC 2025 [1]) confirms that zombie routes occur regularly and can persist for long periods, there is a gap in understanding the operational reality of this issue. We observe the data, but we need to hear from operators to understand the real-world impact and their mitigation responses. We invite you to participate in a brief, anonymous survey to help us assess the extent and impact of this phenomenon in operational settings and to identify common practices for mitigating it. Survey Link: https://forms.office.com/r/9BuWqN0n0J Privacy & Data Usage: This survey is anonymous. We are not collecting any PII (Personally Identifiable Information) data. Thank you for your time and for your contributions to this Internet measurement study. [1] I. Xygkou, A. Chariton, X. Dimitropoulos, and A. Dainotti. "A First Look into Long-lived BGP Zombies". IMC '25. https://doi.org/10.1145/3730567.3764469 Best regards, Iliana Xygkou PhD student Georgia Institute of Technology