The post was put on hold because the OP failed to provide the information the community would need to reproduce the issue. What good is a programming problem if no one else can reproduce it?
To have it reopened, all the OP needs to do is give the community all the information they need to reproduce the issue. Should we ask any less?
It's also worth noting that the question was not closed by moderators (denoted by diamonds next to their name), but by members of the community with high reputation (> 3000). These users have community moderation powers by virtue of their reputation, but are not moderators per se.
If you have over 3000 reputation, you could vote to reopen.
Full disclosure: I am an elected moderator for Stack Overflow: http:stackoverflow.com/users/16587/george-stocker
To have it reopened, all the OP needs to do is give the community all the information they need to reproduce the issue. Should we ask any less?
It's also worth noting that the question was not closed by moderators (denoted by diamonds next to their name), but by members of the community with high reputation (> 3000). These users have community moderation powers by virtue of their reputation, but are not moderators per se.
If you have over 3000 reputation, you could vote to reopen.
Full disclosure: I am an elected moderator for Stack Overflow: http:stackoverflow.com/users/16587/george-stocker