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Startup Pray Says Nextdoor’s Advertising Policies Are Discriminatory

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(Bloomberg) -- Pray Inc., a startup that promotes prayer as a way to maintain mental well-being, accused Nextdoor Holdings Inc. of discrimination after its bid to run ads was rejected. Michael Lynn, ...

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Nextdoor recognizes that “religion is an important part of many people’s lives,” Roady said in an email, and also that “some people do not appreciate hearing about their neighbor’s religious beliefs.” The company is “proud that thousands of members have created religious groups on Nextdoor,” Roady said. “We encourage members who want to share their faith with their neighbors to create groups.” With regard to its advertising guidelines, Roady said: “At this time, there is not an option to target ads within Nextdoor Groups.”\nLynn said Nextdoor’s policy prevented Pray.com from running ads on the platform. “This is truly unfortunate, as it not only alienates a large percentage of their user base ... it also reduces awareness for Pray.com and the mental health benefits we have been able to provide during the Covid era,” Lynn said in an email.\nThe Los Angeles-based company says it operates the top-grossing app for daily prayer and faith-based content. 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Nextdoor recognizes that “religion is an important part of many people’s lives,” Roady said in an email, and also that “some people do not appreciate hearing about their neighbor’s religious beliefs.” The company is “proud that thousands of members have created religious groups on Nextdoor,” Roady said. “We encourage members who want to share their faith with their neighbors to create groups.” With regard to its advertising guidelines, Roady said: “At this time, there is not an option to target ads within Nextdoor Groups.”</p>\n<p>Lynn said Nextdoor’s policy prevented Pray.com from running ads on the platform. “This is truly unfortunate, as it not only alienates a large percentage of their user base ... it also reduces awareness for Pray.com and the mental health benefits we have been able to provide during the Covid era,” Lynn said in an email.</p>\n<p>The Los Angeles-based company says it operates the top-grossing app for daily prayer and faith-based content. 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Nextdoor recognizes that “religion is an important part of many people’s lives,” Roady said in an email, and also that “some people do not appreciate hearing about their neighbor’s religious beliefs.” The company is “proud that thousands of members have created religious groups on Nextdoor,” Roady said. “We encourage members who want to share their faith with their neighbors to create groups.” With regard to its advertising guidelines, Roady said: “At this time, there is not an option to target ads within Nextdoor Groups.”\nLynn said Nextdoor’s policy prevented Pray.com from running ads on the platform. “This is truly unfortunate, as it not only alienates a large percentage of their user base ... it also reduces awareness for Pray.com and the mental health benefits we have been able to provide during the Covid era,” Lynn said in an email.\nThe Los Angeles-based company says it operates the top-grossing app for daily prayer and faith-based content. 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