How to ask for help in open source

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+The [PyKEEN](https://github.com/pykeen/pykeen) project is becoming increasingly
+popular. At the sam
+
+I've been working on 
+for about four years along with
+a [small team](https://pykeen.github.io/organization/) of some of the most
+talented early career machine learning scientists and engineers on the planet.
+
+It feels great that people are using our software, but there's a dark side
+
+- some requests can be very frustrating
+
+Make a new thread if it's not related to the previous discussion
+
+Give proper background so whoever is reading about your issue can understand it.
+This includes writing out in full the code you ran, the traceback you got if
+there's an error, and your Python environment (e.g., using `pykeen version` and
+pasting the output)
+
+Format your text nicely using GitHub-flavored Markdown so it's easier to read
+and has extra semantics
+
+Be considerate of the PyKEEN team's and other community members' time. Did you
+carefully look into your issue, e.g., reading previous issues/discussions on
+PyKEEN's repository or using StackOverflow? Please describe what you have tried
+before asking others to invest time solving your problem.
+
+If you're soliciting feedback/support within the scope of a non-academic job,
+then consider financially supporting the project
+
+Conversely, if you're soliciting feedback/support within the scope of your
+thesis or homework, then consider that you should be training on how to figure
+stuff out for yourself