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I think the enqueueing of more answers into the late answers review queue was useful -- a significant percentage of them need other actions than just clicking "no action needed". Probably feeding some more posts into the first posts review queue would be beneficial as well, I guess.
I think such question is on-topic here if and only if it is interesting for mathematicians. -- That means in particular: if your question is solely interesting for people building musical instruments, then MathOverflow is unlikely to be the right place to ask it.
@KurtisBeavers: Wouldn't it be possible to make the layout of the user profile page a bit more flexible, such that one can hide unwanted items (e.g. Sections "Reputation", "Badges", etc.) and arrange / resize the others as one wishes to?
You are welcome. -- Maybe you could have avoided people voting to close if you would have said more explicitly that you are interested in all possible choices of the $p_i$ such that the expected number of turns is $t$ (cf. Nate Eldredge's comment). -- What do you mean by saying that you "sometimes just get these random close votes"? -- As far as I see, your only other question on MathOverflow has score +10, is open and has no pending close votes.
I don't know why that question should be unclear. -- In any case I voted "leave open" in the review queue, and now I have just cast the first vote to reopen.
@Josh: Please read the webpages you link to! -- The fee for assigning DOI's would not be 50000 dollars per year, but just something like 275 -- and the fee for archiving would not be 81960 dollars per year, but just something like 250. -- Or do you suppose MathOverflow's annual total publishing revenue would be more than 500000000, respectively, more than 200000000 dollars??
