Hopefully Github's current blast of Issues updates will make it easier for project owners to explain their respective policy on this.
Hopefully Github's current blast of Issues updates will make it easier for project owners to explain their respective policy on this.
Personally, I create an issue if I strongly believe that it is a bug in the project or I want to suggest some improvements (e.g. found some strongly outdated docstrings) and head to SO if I believe that it's me doing something wrong.
But I can easily see how the distinction is very subjective and blurry.
"GitHub issues are for bugs / installation problems / feature requests. For general support from the community, see [StackOverflow](link)"
However, we still get plenty of issues filed that are more appropriate for StackOverflow, so not sure there's anything technical you can do without integrating more closely with StackOverflow :)