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If your question was closed by a diamond moderator, you can @-reply to the moderator who closed your question in a comment. The same thing applies if your question was closed as a duplicate by a user with a gold tag badge, but non-moderator users can only be @-replied to if they acted alone (i.e., there were no other users involved in the closure).

If your question was closed by a diamond moderator, you can @-reply to the moderator who closed your question in a comment. The same thing applies if your question was closed as a duplicate by a user with a gold tag badge or by a single user on Hardware Recommendations, but non-moderator users can only be @-replied to if they acted alone (i.e., there were no other users involved in the closure).

If your question was closed by a diamond moderator, you can @-reply to the moderator who closed your question in a comment. The same thing applies if your question was closed as a duplicate by a user with a gold tag badge, but non-moderator users can only be @-replied to if they acted alone (i.e., there were no other users involved in the closure).

You must have the "view close votes" privilege in order to vote to reopen your own question. Users with the "cast close and reopen votes" privilege can vote to reopen any closed question, not only their own. On established sites, these privileges are awarded at 250 and 3000 reputation points, respectively (beta sites have different thresholds).

You must have the "view close votes" privilege in order to vote to reopen your own question. Users with the "cast close and reopen votes" privilege can vote to reopen any closed question, not only their own. On large sites, these privileges are awarded at 250 and 3000 reputation points, respectively (smaller sites, including beta sites, have different thresholds).