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Looks like sometimes moderators might not even be looking at the question description properly and just looking at the title of the question mark it closed.

What I as an OP can do, if I'm not convinced by the reason for closing the question? Should I do something or just go with the some of the moderators decision?

See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7083938/which-one-of-c-or-c-should-i-learn-in-depth-considering-that-im-not-new-to-pro

For this, some of the moderators seemed to agree that the question was answerable, but then some other moderator comes and locks the question giving the analogy of gorilla vs shark. Honestly I had read this article on SO blog before posting my question and I had tried my best to frame the question keeping in mind gorilla vs shark , and that's why I urged that the question is specific enough that perhaps it could be answered.

Looks like sometimes moderators might not even be looking at the question description properly and just looking at the title of the question mark it closed.

What I as an OP can do, if I'm not convinced by the reason for closing the question? Should I do something or just go with the some of the moderators decision?

See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7083938/which-one-of-c-or-c-should-i-learn-in-depth-considering-that-im-not-new-to-pro

For this, some of the moderators seemed to agree that the question was answerable, but then some other moderator comes and locks the question giving the analogy of gorilla vs shark. Honestly I had read this article on SO blog before posting my question and I had tried my best to frame the question keeping in mind gorilla vs shark , and that's why I urged that the question is specific enough that perhaps it could be answered.

Looks like sometimes moderators might not even be looking at the question description properly and just looking at the title of the question mark it closed.

What I as an OP can do, if I'm not convinced by the reason for closing the question? Should I do something or just go with the some of the moderators decision?

See: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7083938/which-one-of-c-or-c-should-i-learn-in-depth-considering-that-im-not-new-to-pro

For this, some of the moderators seemed to agree that the question was answerable, but then some other moderator comes and locks the question giving the analogy of gorilla vs shark. Honestly I had read this article on SO blog before posting my question and I had tried my best to frame the question keeping in mind gorilla vs shark , and that's why I urged that the question is specific enough that perhaps it could be answered.

Looks like sometimes moderators might not even be looking at the question description properly and just looking at the title of the question mark it closed.

What I as an OP can do, if I'm not convinced by the reason for closing the question? Should I do something or just go with the some of the moderators decision?

See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7083938/which-one-of-c-or-c-should-i-learn-in-depth-considering-that-im-not-new-to-pro

For this, some of the moderators seemed to agree that the question was answerable, but then some other moderator comes and locks the question giving the analogy of gorilla vs shark. Honestly I had read this article on SO blog before posting my question and I had tried my best to frame the question keeping in mind gorilla vs shark , and that's why I urged that the question is specific enough that perhaps it could be answered.

Looks like sometimes moderators might not even be looking at the question description properly and just looking at the title of the question mark it closed.

What I as an OP can do, if I'm not convinced by the reason for closing the question? Should I do something or just go with the some of the moderators decision?

See:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7083938/which-one-of-c-or-c-should-i-learn-in-depth-considering-that-im-not-new-to-pro

For this, some of the moderators seemed to agree that the question was answerable, but then some other moderator comes and locks the question giving the analogy of gorilla vs shark. Honestly I had read this article on SO blog before posting my question and I had tried my best to frame the question keeping in mind gorilla vs shark , and that's why I urged that the question is specific enough that perhaps it could be answered.

Looks like sometimes moderators might not even be looking at the question description properly and just looking at the title of the question mark it closed.

What I as an OP can do, if I'm not convinced by the reason for closing the question? Should I do something or just go with the some of the moderators decision?

See: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7083938/which-one-of-c-or-c-should-i-learn-in-depth-considering-that-im-not-new-to-pro

For this, some of the moderators seemed to agree that the question was answerable, but then some other moderator comes and locks the question giving the analogy of gorilla vs shark. Honestly I had read this article on SO blog before posting my question and I had tried my best to frame the question keeping in mind gorilla vs shark , and that's why I urged that the question is specific enough that perhaps it could be answered.