<p>So I'm having a problem with running neural network code presented in an online Python training course.  I've checked and double checked the code I've written/copied from the presentation, and it is verbatim to what the instructor presented.  I posed the question on Stack Exchange (I'm new, so forgive me for putting a question in the wrong place - I'm learning here).  I got a couple non-answers, more like questions and a request to see the code more fully.  During that exchange, StackExchange decided my question should be posted here on Cross Validated.  Shortly after that, Cross Validated closed the question because it did not fit the site's parameters, so now I'm back to ground zero and loosing confidence in the usefulness of this site.</p>
<p>If the site is not for Q&amp;A between original posters and those trying to answer the question, then obtaining solutions to a question quickly come to a stand-still.</p>
<p>If the site reposts a question to another location, and that new location deems the question out of bounds for the location and shuts the question down, that kills any hope of obtaining a helpful answer.</p>
<p>How does one overcome these hurdles?</p>
