Google has made changes to its website that have raised concerns among critics. The company's language regarding its fund programs for underrepresented founders now uses the past tense, which may have been introduced after December. This change has sparked worries about a lack of transparency and accountability from Google.The impact of this change is not yet clear, but it could have unintended consequences for underrepresented founders who rely on these resources. The use of past tense may also create confusion among those seeking funding or guidance from the Google for Startups Founders Fund.This change has also raised questions about the consistency of Google's messaging and its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. The lack of clear communication from the company is concerning, particularly given its previous statements on this issue.