My question Which concepts are pertinent to plan a “end-user documentation” strategy? has been closed, and I do not completely understand why.The reason invoked is
"Questions asking us to recommend a tool, library or favorite off-site resource are off-topic for Programmers as they tend to attract opinionated answers and spam. Instead, describe the problem and what has been done so far to solve it." – Eric King, GlenH7, World Engineer
I do not think that this apply to my question, and argued my position in the comments of the question. These arguments were not answered and the question has been closed.
How can I get any chance to reword my question in an appropriate manner if moderators do not provide details about their decision when asked?
[...] if moderators do not provide details about their decision when asked?
You appear to believe it's due to moderators that your question was closed, this community is self-moderating and the users are the ones who do the majority of closing. In the list of people who close voted your question the one with the diamond next to their name is a moderator, but note if he hadn't close voted, two other users would have caused the closure with simple user level votes. The moderation here reflects the community, not some ruling moderators