I get what you are saying, but what if my problem is I'm having a hard time understanding vim fundamentals?
Perhaps "the problem" is subjective to begin with because it is relative to each of us.
Some problems have subjective answers. They're still real problems. They still have real questions, and more than one answer can exist.
oh- and in the interim, it will receive attention from but 1% of the qualified posters SO has.
Not if you choose the right venue. Now that I read the question, you're right that it'd probably be blocked on any SE site because it's a poor fit for their Q&A format, but SE is not the only programming community online.
oh- and in the interim, it will receive attention from but 1% of the qualified posters SO has.
So? Should I start posting the results of the UEFA Champions League here just because there are many interesting posters here?