u/Silkworm0641

Hi,

Am working on SEO for an AI SaaS company, partly hit after the March Google update.

There's a specific case that I am seeking help for: their design template page: ~60 English template pages. Each page has 6 translations; and all are machine-translated .

English pages, of course, perform far better (3x clicks, 6x impressions) compared to non-English versions in the last 3 months. But now most non-English pages are under 'crawled but not indexed'.

Although I plan to revamp these pages with useful content and interlinks... but it'll take time and some experiments. Long story short, now am thinking how can we salvage the non-English pages that are removed from Google index?

I'm considering -- 301 redirecting all non-English pages to their English counterparts.

Has anyone recovered rankings/indexing by consolidating thin multilingual pages this way? Any other suggestions in this regard is also welcome?

Thanks in advance 😄

Hi there,

I just made my first indie game as a vibe coder...and just so excited to share. It's called Siren Hunter: Navigate the 7 Wonders of World in Google Street View to find hidden sirens.

>!sirenhunter-game.vercel.app. !<

Basically, a scavenger-type game in a real-world simulation.

Built it end-to-end from idea, design (Figma + Banani), development (Claude Code + Codex), Backend (Vanilla JS + Google Maps API), music (Freesound.org), deployment (GitHub + Vercel). No engine used. All in ~36 hrs - spread over a week.

Did it as part of the #VibeJam2026 competition by Pieter Levels.

It's free to play: sirenhunter-game.vercel.app.

Would love your feedback 😄

(I know it's pretty basic, but any word on concept given the simple backend. Or similar apps that I can play and learn from.)

https://preview.redd.it/qab05x9ojpzg1.png?width=2560&format=png&auto=webp&s=5edd0ddef02cb13482aa54e5317650a83b912cab