@fixer1234 Would geographic-navigation and ui-navigation come up as suggested tags should someone type in navigation?

"navigation" and "geolocation" are two different things.

It saddens me that simple wording, rather than the obvious (to me anyway) intent of the question is what causes it to not be on the right side of the subjective line. However, you bring a very good point, that others in the community have not voted to re-open. I like the uniquely StackExchange philosophy of community moderation. I just hope that we as a community keep a more open mind, and read more carefully.

Sathya, thank you for your explanation. I appreciate the time you have taken to tell us why you closed that question. I have went back and read the "Good Subjective, Bad Subjective" post from the SO blog (linked to from the FAQ) [blog.stackoverflow.com/2010/09/good-subjective-bad-subjecti‌​ve/] and it makes sense to me why subjective questions are generally closed. However, I would argue that the intent of the original question most certainly met the 6 criteria for a good subject question, and that the poster's wording is what may have swayed it towards bad. More in next comment...