Q:

Question should be removed from audit queue

I failed this audit: https://stackoverflow.com/review/reopen/5684920 (or: In C++, how does strict bottom-up analysis imply that the return type is not used in overloading resolution?). The question was closed as primary opinion-based.
I clicked leave closed, also because the question might be better suited for Programmers.SE
I suggest to take it out of the audit pool because the test is ambiguous.
BTW: Is there a generic place (meta post) to report this, instead of starting a new meta question for each disputed failed audit. I could not find it.

A:

There is no generic meta post to post questions such as this one as it is not necessary.  You have the ability to remove a question as consideration from future close vote/reopen vote audits yourself.
Audits are selected automatically, and one of the criteria for selecting close and reopen audits are the presence of any close votes.  A "known-good" audit (which is what you encountered) will be selected from recent questions that have never received a close vote.  The moment you vote to close it from the question page itself (not the audit page), it will no longer be considered for future audits.

As for the question itself, I hope you didn't decide to click "Leave Closed" only because you thought it would be better on Programmers.  Questions can be on-topic on multiple sites and just because it might be better on one site doesn't mean it should be closed on a different.  
Personally, I would have skipped this question, so I can't tell you whether the audit is a good one or a bad one.  The question certainly looks like it could be opinion-based but since the topic well is outside of my comfort zone, I wouldn't have touched it.

