Can a reason for closing be added which is "Insufficient Effort", for when the asker has just not made any effort at all to formulate a 1/2 way decent question?
My case in point would be https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2367359/problem-with-my-array where the asker hasn't even provided a question title that relates to what he might be asking (we can't really be sure if it does or not).
I'd like to say yes, but “not a real question -- It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, or rhetorical and cannot be reasonably answered in its current form.” does fit this situation.
Such questions usually garner a lot of "what?", "post some code!" and "what part are you having difficulty with, exactly? what have you tried?" comments as well, and either the OP gets the message and edits his post, or he doesn't and wanders off.
Insufficient Effort straightly to OP is a little bit un-polite.
Based on this feedback I modified the description text for "not a real question" to
It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, or rhetorical and cannot be reasonably answered in its current form.
I agree with Jeff's wording, however this can be too convenient a reason to close such posts rather than encouraging the OPs to improve their question quality.
The number of votes typically shoot from zero to five very quickly in SO. There's usually not enough of a 'warning' period for the OP to edit the post between the 1st vote-to-close to the 5th. Although the closed post can be re-opened, but chances are, unlikely.
Not that I have a better alternative, just tossing my 2 cents.
status-completed; there is not, and never has been such a reason for closing - it should be markedstatus-declinedsince SO declined to implement it.