Google is reportedly creating tougher rules around content moderation on its internal message boards amid a rise in posts flagged for racism or abuse. , Google is expanding a pilot program around content moderation, which will require more active moderation from the owners of Google's internal discussion groups, as well as mandate that they participate in moderation training.
The community management team attributed the issues to an increase of "tough global conversations" and Google employees continuing to work from home, CNBC reports. Google employees have been working remotely since March, and the company's US offices, in part to help working parents whose children are facing an uncertain school year.
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