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In a blog post, Nextdoor says a notification will appear if a phrase such as "All Lives Matter" or "Blue Lives Matter" is detected and will prompt the author to reconsider using that language. It is not prevented from being published, but the company hopes this will help spread the awareness that these words Both phrases are not explicitly allowed on Nextdoor, "when used to undermine racial equality or the movement of Black Lives Matter."

This isn't the first time the company has released such a notification. In 2019, Nextdoor also released a "Kindness Reminder," which detects inappropriate language and prompts users to edit posts, the company said. "Unfair content" down 30 percent Nextdoor also relies on human moderators to monitor the forums. In an interview with Wired Friar said the company was trying to distribute local caretaker volunteers as well.The anti-racism alert will be released this week on the web, iOS and Android.