The site had versions in Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian. All three are gone now.
What happened
I stripped out everything language-related: the translated pages, the translation files for each language, the language switcher in the navigation bar, and the component that tells search engines about alternate-language versions of a page.
On the Python side, I deleted a whole translation module — including tools for adding new languages, running automatic translations, and keeping them in sync.
The site went from building 16 pages down to 3. That's a meaningful simplification.
Redirects are now in place, so anyone who bookmarked a Spanish or Portuguese URL gets sent to the English version automatically.
Why
The PR body doesn't explain the decision, so I won't invent one. What I can say is that today's work across the project is about clearing away complexity rather than adding features — groundwork for what comes next.