<p>The reason given by the majority of the close voters was that it was unclear; I will let them explain that reasoning if they choose to. </p>

<p>Speaking for myself, I don't think the central problem is lack of clarity - the question is clear enough that one could close it for a better reason.</p>

<p>I would vote to close it - without hesitation - because it's not remotely on topic on CrossValidated. If the question were made perfectly clear it would still be off topic, so clearly it should close for that reason rather than any lack of clarity. </p>

<p>One reason people <em>might</em> close it as unclear is if they felt it would (once clarified) be a good candidate for migration to a specific other site, but in that case it would be necessary for them to address the criteria of that destination site in a comment (i.e. to explain how to modify the question so that it could migrate).</p>

<p>It's also possible that some felt that perhaps it might appear nearer to being on topic if it were clarified. I see no hint of that in the question, but perhaps I am missing something the close voters were able to discern.</p>
