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What is wrong with *that* question of mine?

Question link: 

Why does Winforms databinding want to set my nested boolean databound property when I raise a notification event on the parent object?

As you can see, the question lingers in limbo with low views despite the bounty, and no one has even put a comment to tell me what is wrong with it.
So what is the problem?

The question is clumsily written - how can I make it better?
The question is not tagged correctly - which tags should I remove or add?
The domain for the question (Winforms data binding) has too few experts on SO, or the question is too localized - where should I go ask that question?
The question is too burdened with specifics that people cannot get past (IE there is a simpler question that could get more attention and still help me solve my problem) - which way should I go? (I know it is a subset of "clumsily written", but I have a feeling that that might be the case)
There is another problem entirely - what is it?

PS: A wiki for specific-question would be nice.

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Being the [winforms] pope, I got some feedback here.  There are certain tags you want to avoid if you want to encourage views.  In particular [databinding] and [datagridview] have stigma.  They are the [vb6] tags of winforms.  I don't look at the questions tagged with them, I see few other contributors do either.  There aren't that many to start with, winforms isn't exactly sexy anymore.
Not so sure this actually will work, your question is in fact about data-binding.  But if you don't get the views, the odds for an answer are slim by design.  The bounty should help.

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Because approximately 3.14 people in North America program winforms?

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I think your question is ok. 
When you post a question about C-Language you get 50 views and 10 answers within 5 minutes. If you ask something specific about servers you sometimes have to wait two days and don't get a reasonable answer. So adding a bounty as you did could help.
Meanwhile I would try http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/winforms/threads/

