<p>A few  things I can see from looking at the question are</p>

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<li><p>Yes, it does look on-topic for the website </p></li>
<li><p>it looks very long and dense - is there any way to get across your question without using so much space? I know the most popular questions and answers are clear and not overly verbose</p></li>
<li><p>if questions simply must be very long, it's most effective when they have the sections of the question/answer broken up into parts in an effective way. For an example, look at an answer by @whuber, which are often very long but are not off-putting because they are thoughtfully organized. For me personally, I tend to ignore questions or answers that are very long without a clear organizational structure - it's just too daunting when you have to focus just to try and organize, for yourself, what exactly is being asked. There may be great questions/answers hiding in such posts but I'll rarely find out unless the title/topic is very appealing to me, which leads me to another point - </p></li>
<li><p>your title is not very informative - I personally don't click on every question I see and I will almost never click on a question with an extremely vague title. Is there some other 1-line way of describing the problem that may draw people in? </p></li>
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