<p>I just started wondering if there is anything that we can do with questions that are predestinated to become unnoticed and unanswered while having some potential. </p>

<p>Take as example this recent question: <a href="https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/222023/when-have-i-to-stop-looking-for-a-model">When have I to stop looking for a model?</a> As I read it, it basically asks: is there anything that we can do in big data/machine learning scenario to find out that we are not going to learn anything more from our data. I'd say that this is an interesting question!</p>

<p>OP, prompted to edit, has tried to describe his problem in detail, but the question is pretty chaotic and I guess it may discourage potential answerers from reading it. I don't feel that upvoting it only to make it more visible would be a good way to go (it's not what upvotes are for). On another hand, making drastic changes so that it is more clear is not what edits are about.</p>
