Thanks for coming here! . I see so it's using the title as the query, I guess it won't be possible to merge it automatically.

The best thing I could think of right now is to merge it based from 2-3 First letter, but it is extremely prone to miss-merge and can't support non-latin characters.

Would it be possible to parse the title first to Google Translate and then tried to merge it based on the probability of same title ? I don't know since I'm not that tech-savvy :)

Thanks again for coming to this tiny blog and even comment on it, Pablo :)

Thanks for coming here! . I see so it's using the title as the query, I guess it won't be possible to merge it automatically.

The best thing I could think of right now is to merge it based from 2-3 First letter, but it is extremely prone to miss-merge and can't support non-latin characters.

Would it be possible to parse the title first to Google Translate and then tried to merge it based on the probability of same title ? I don't know since I'm not that tech-savvy :)

Thanks again for coming to this tiny blog and even comment on it, Pablo :)

Theres a trick behind Doodle Source, since the title of the doodle is the search query and everything is automated i still couldn't figure out a way to merge all those doodles.

As an example you can see http://www.doodlesource.com/en/google which is the doodle of the google 11th birthday with the same name.

Anyways, thanks a lot!