A few days ago I saw a question with this comment:

> I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because you have a
> couple of very descriptive error messages and your question doesn't
> show any research effort or steps you've taken to resolve those
> issues.

I wanted to vote to close this question also, for the same reason, and I was surprised to discover that this exact reason existed.

I've selected this reason.

But this reason only existed for this specific question, while I was thinking that an update has been done.

This `voting to close` reason was from a very high rated member, so I am thinking that they have privilege to close a given question with an ephemeral reason.

I know this has already been discussed, and it is not the goal on this post, but `lack of research` is a good reason to close, and should be proposed by default (IMHO).

My questions are:

 - Were my eyes tired or did I see right? (grrr I should have take a screenshot)
 - Can you confirm that high rated members can add an ephemeral close
   reason for a given question that does not appear in the standard/usual close form?