A Redditor shared an image from Max Leiter stating that Vercel is closing their Discord server and moving to their forums [99↑].
Multiple users seemed to be in favor of this change. One user pointed out that Discord is closed and can’t be crawled, resulting in the loss of valuable information [141↑]. Another user suggested this move could be because Discourse is SEO friendly [66↑].
Additionally, one Redditor stated that they expect this decision was made cause Discord's search isn't great. Discord requires answering the same question over and over again [40↑].
One user summarized it with "We’ve come full circle, back to web forums" [79↑].
A Redditor is seeking help with their Next.js app displaying the URL instead of the app name in Google search results [20↑].
Several users suggested it might be an issue with how Google's crawlers access the site's metadata [4↑, 3↑], advising the poster to ensure the meta tags are correctly set up and available when Google crawls the site [7↑].
One user pointed out the importance of including the siteName in the metadata [2↑], suggesting to add schema data for organizational and local SEO [2↑, 3↑].
The consensus is that Google might only "consider" this information, so clearly indicating the site name in metadata is important but doesn't guarantee the desired result [7↑].
A Redditor is seeking advice on choosing between Next.js and Astro for building a blog that they want to monetize with ads [0↑]. They are unsure which framework is better suited for Adsense integration.
One user pointed out that the choice of framework is irrelevant to running Adsense [7↑]. Adsense is framework agnostic and can run on anything. The original poster (OP) mentioned having issues with Adsense on a blog built with Astro and hosted on Cloudflare, but another user suggested this was likely due to configuration issues rather than a framework limitation [3↑].
The user who suggested that framework choice is irrelevant to Adsense integration, proposed the OP to engage in troubleshooting [4↑]. They recommended checking for console errors, examining the network tab to see if the Adsense APIs were communicating correctly, and verifying if the Adsense SDK was initializing properly.
In essence, the comments suggest that Adsense compatibility is not a deciding factor when choosing between Next.js and Astro. The specific problem faced by the OP with Astro is likely due to configuration problems that need to be addressed through careful troubleshooting.
A Redditor is seeking guidance on deploying a Next.js frontend on AWS [6↑]. The original post requests advice and instructions from the community.
One user suggested using the search bar to find existing threads on the topic [5↑]. The post author said they couldn't find any solutions [0↑], so they were recommended to look up "self host" [1↑].
Another user proposed Amplify or ECS as good options and noted that guides are available for both [2↑].