# Best set up for multilingual forums?

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**Category:** Product Support\
**Tags:** multi-lingual\
**Created:** [17 בנובמבר,‏ 2015,‏ 5:30pm UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/best-set-up-for-multilingual-forums/35708 "2015-11-17T17:30:05Z")\
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**Post date:** [9 בדצמבר,‏ 2015,‏ 6:22am UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/best-set-up-for-multilingual-forums/35708/5 "2015-12-09T06:22:18Z")

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> [@AltanticGold](#):
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> One more question: we would like to have a single forum for English language, but ideally, if a user is visiting the forum from our US site (.com) they would be directed to [forum.mysite.com](http://forum.mysite.com), whereas if they were visiting from Australia (for example) they would be directed to forum.mysite.com.au. So same content - different domain.
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> Any thoughts on how that could be achieved?

So sorry for the delay I missed this one…

I would strongly recommend against duplicating content on 2 different domains, Google is going to get very upset and will not know which of the two sites to forward search results to (unless only the US site is canonical), technically this is doable in an Enterprise setup with some customization, it is just something we would strongly recommend against doing.

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