From the help center asking, it says
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So what does this tell is about your question? Well, not much of anything since it isn't expressly forbidden or allowed. That is, it is a gray area. The community may perceive it as a decent, worthy, or acceptable, but there is the flip side as well. It could be perceived as not a good fit. As long as you show research effort, it may fit in and be okay.
My advice is to post it but not as a problem statement. The worst that will happen is closure and maybe advice on where else to try and ask. I can't think of another SE that it would fit in though.
