You can see my question [here][1]. I asked about whether the Mac Appstore was generally slow in China (or if it is just my connection). It was closed for being

unlikely to ever help any future visitors; it is only relevant to a small geographic area, a specific moment in time, or an extraordinarily narrow situation that is not generally applicable to the worldwide audience of the internet.

Now, I fully understand that the previous version of my question was horrendous, as it wasn't even a question, but once I edited it, it made perfect sense. I believe it had been previously closed for not being a question, but afterwards was closed for the above reason.

I also fully understand that this might not be applicable to a worldwide audience, but many Superuser questions are not, many are specific to certain regions or countries (I could find numerous examples).

My question is not only relevant to a small geographic area, as one of the commentors mentioned, China is approaching more than 500m+ internet subscribers (if we're talking about geographic area in terms of internet subscribers who can reach Superuser.com). On that note, it's not extraordinarily narrow, is it? Again, for the same reasons.

I would just like to understand why it was closed because I would really like an answer. Thanks. [1]: https://superuser.com/questions/340719/why-is-the-mac-app-store-so-slow-in-china "here"

You can see my question here. I asked about whether the Mac Appstore was generally slow in China (or if it is just my connection). It was closed for being

unlikely to ever help any future visitors; it is only relevant to a small geographic area, a specific moment in time, or an extraordinarily narrow situation that is not generally applicable to the worldwide audience of the internet.

Now, I fully understand that the previous version of my question was horrendous, as it wasn't even a question, but once I edited it, it made perfect sense. I believe it had been previously closed for not being a question, but afterwards was closed for the above reason.

I also fully understand that this might not be applicable to a worldwide audience, but many Superuser questions are not, many are specific to certain regions or countries (I could find numerous examples).

My question is not only relevant to a small geographic area, as one of the commentors mentioned, China is approaching more than 500m+ internet subscribers (if we're talking about geographic area in terms of internet subscribers who can reach Superuser.com). On that note, it's not extraordinarily narrow, is it? Again, for the same reasons.

I would just like to understand why it was closed because I would really like an answer. Thanks.

You can see my question [here][1]. I asked about whether the Mac Appstore was generally slow in China (or if it is just my connection). It was closed for being

unlikely to ever help any future visitors; it is only relevant to a small geographic area, a specific moment in time, or an extraordinarily narrow situation that is not generally applicable to the worldwide audience of the internet.

Now, I fully understand that the previous version of my question was horrendous, as it wasn't even a question, but once I edited it, it made perfect sense. I believe it had been previously closed for not being a question, but afterwards was closed for the above reason.

I also fully understand that this might not be applicable to a worldwide audience, but many Superuser questions are not, many are specific to certain regions or countries (I could find numerous examples).

My question is not only relevant to a small geographic area, as one of the commentors mentioned, China is approaching more than 500m+ internet subscribers (if we're talking about geographic area in terms of internet subscribers who can reach Superuser.com). On that note, it's not extraordinarily narrow, is it? Again, for the same reasons.

I would just like to understand why it was closed because I would really like an answer. Thanks. [1]: http://superuser.com/questions/340719/why-is-the-mac-app-store-so-slow-in-china "here"

You can see my question [here][1]. I asked about whether the Mac Appstore was generally slow in China (or if it is just my connection). It was closed for being

unlikely to ever help any future visitors; it is only relevant to a small geographic area, a specific moment in time, or an extraordinarily narrow situation that is not generally applicable to the worldwide audience of the internet.

Now, I fully understand that the previous version of my question was horrendous, as it wasn't even a question, but once I edited it, it made perfect sense. I believe it had been previously closed for not being a question, but afterwards was closed for the above reason.

I also fully understand that this might not be applicable to a worldwide audience, but many Superuser questions are not, many are specific to certain regions or countries (I could find numerous examples).

My question is not only relevant to a small geographic area, as one of the commentors mentioned, China is approaching more than 500m+ internet subscribers (if we're talking about geographic area in terms of internet subscribers who can reach Superuser.com). On that note, it's not extraordinarily narrow, is it? Again, for the same reasons.

I would just like to understand why it was closed because I would really like an answer. Thanks. [1]: https://superuser.com/questions/340719/why-is-the-mac-app-store-so-slow-in-china "here"