Best direction forward for "On Hold" question

Question

I have a question about my Network Engineering Stack Exchange post: Thousands of Random MAC Addresses in Wireshark WLAN packet capture (single channel)

I had flagged for moderator action to move the question to SuperUser or Security.SE as per their judgement, but nothing has happened.

So I'd like advice, and corresponding moderator action, on the best direction forward for the question:

1. Close this original question. Ask entirely new, smaller, concise questions about networking theory that may still be on-topic for this SE, or get moved to SU if inappropriate.

2. Move the original question over to SuperUser and let the SU community decide whether the question is answerable or not?

3. I think this is the action that is perhaps expected in the context of the issue, that the question be edited down to be concise? Unfortunately that is not possible without completely rewriting the question, removing "unnecessary" data etc. And an extensive rewrite merits closure and simply asking a new question. In other words option 1.
   
   
   One way or another (Closure or Movement), I'd request action on this question immediately, as I do need to resolve some issues in a time-sensitive manner.

Answer 1

You need to simply ask your question on your chosen SE site. The SE guidelines are to only migrate questions with answers or comments worth preserving. You can simply Edit, Copy All, and Paste into a question on your chosen site.

Also, if I migrate this question to another SE site, it is going to be rejected back to NE by the moderators of the new site because it is too broad to answer without simply guessing, and I do not wish to antagonize moderators on other SE sites.

I can think of several possibilities about what is happening, but with the current information, it is pure speculation, which is off-topic here. SE sites are meant for asking questions with enough information to get specific answers, not opinions.