Today, I asked this question, which seems to be a cross-duplicate of another question.
The question itself is about usage of computer programs, so it does not belong on StackOverflow, but here on SuperUser.
I would like to close my question as a cross-site duplicate, but that seems not to be possible and I don't feel confident asking a 32-voted question with a 40-voted answer to be migrated to another site.
What now?
There isn't a cross-site dupe close reason. You could delete your question, or you could put a comment under it noting the cross-site dupe, and begin the close process.
You might also consider copy/pasting the answer from the SO question, add links and a clear header for attribution, and mark that as the right answer. This would allow future askers on SU to get their Qs closed as regular dupes and not this cross-site awkwardness.
I don't feel confident asking a 32-voted question with a 40-voted answer to be migrated to another site.
It is too late to migrate that question, so that option is off the table. IMHO SE should allow:
because cross-site duplicates are too prevalent (e.g. between SU and SO, between ELL and Engish.SE, and between AI/CV/DS/genAI) and result in a lot of wasted human time.
