Break up compile times and library support sections

Author: rylev

posts/2020-12-15-rust-survey-2020.md

@@ -86,15 +86,15 @@ Unsurprisingly, the more often people use Rust, the more they feel they are expe
 
 ![How would you rate your expertise in Rust? (Daily Rust users)](/images/2020-12-rust-survey-2020/rust-expertise-daily.svg)
 
-### Better Support
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-Respondents noted that they would like to see improvements in certain language features as well as specific areas of library support. 
+### Compile Times
 
 One continuing topic of importance to the Rust community and the Rust team is improving compile times. Progress has already been made with 50.5% of respondents saying they felt compile times have improved. This improvement was particularly pronounced with respondents with large codebases (10,000 lines of code or more) where 62.6% citing improvement and only 2.9% saying they have gotten worse. Improving compile times are likely to be the source of significant effort in 2021, so stay tuned!
 
-Additional topics for improvement include maturing the async programming story, more libraries for specific tasks not already covered by the crates.io ecosystem, more "blessed" libraries for common tasks, and continuing improvement of the IDE experience.
+### Library Support 
+
+In general, respondents seemed please with the growing library support in the Rust ecosystem with 65.9% of respondents saying they had seen at least some improvement and only 4.9% saying they hadn't seen any improvement. When asked what type of library support was missing most, GUI programming was the overwhelming answer with only 26.9% of respondents noting that this was an area of improvement in the last year. 
 
-When asked what type of library support was missing most, GUI programming was the overwhelming answer with only 26.9% of respondents noting that this was an area of improvement in the last year. 
+Additional topics for improvement include maturing the async programming story, more libraries for specific tasks not already covered by the crates.io ecosystem, and more "blessed" libraries for common tasks. 
 
 ### Community