I'm closing the window. Ping me for anything - anything at all. Thanks.

@Buffy @thesecretmaster @Aurora0001 I'm not sure about that closure. Isn't it just a lesson-review question? On the other hand, it's entirely based on a link.

I know I closed it, but I'm reconsidering.

... and I just looked and see that @Buffy also disagrees with the closure.

@BenI. As I mentioned, I think it could be a valid lesson-review question... But as it is, there isn't enough information in the post to be able to provide a lesson review

You mean because it is just a link?

Essentially yes. But not exclusively because of that. It's equally (perhaps more fundamentally) not a good fit as it is because it's asking just for any feedback, not a specific concern

"How well have I taught this?" is a great discussion point, but probably not a very good Q&A for Stack Exchange

The user is new and can use some guidance. I worry that shutting him/her off isn't the right solution. I would also like some more explanation in the question and to be able to answer without reviewing video. But my way of working isn't universal, I realize.

Nice to see some action here. Hi all. I've missed you.

One of you could invite the OP here, or to meta. Maybe it can be improved.

@StraightupCS Your question can probably he fixed, feel free to come on by the chat room and we'd be glad to help you.

That's weird, I can't seem to give him write access. Any ideas, @Aurora0001?

Ah, got it! Never mind.

Hopefully StraightupCS will come by.

Seems like a no show, but maybe the person is a once a day visitor.

Not an addict, anyway.

I might follow up with a comment on his question letting him know about the room in case anything goes wrong when/if he tries to visit.

I'm going to not vote to reopen the question as I believe it needs work before it is answerable in the Q&A format of the site rather than as a discussion/feedback loop starting point. I would, however, like to see it fixed and opened.

Lacking any other input to the OP I added a comment that might help them. Or, at the least, encourage them to visit here.