Sometimes we could not download all the data of inbound links from all linking domains
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Sometimes we could not download all the data of inbound links from all linking domains. (Around tithe.) Don't you have any idea?
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I see !
Now that I've heard your feedback, I am confident that it is a just bug of system.
Thank you (and diligent Help Team)!
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Yes, people have seen this bug before and I am quite confident the Help team is on it.
Double Thumbs up for the Help Team
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Istvan,
Thank you for your kindness.
I thougt this phenomenon might be a polular one, so started with posting here.
But perhaps you're right. I will contact help@seomoz.org with in-depth information.
Thank you !
Hiroaki
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Hi Hiroaki,
When you have problems like this, maybe it would be advised to contact the Help Team and let them know what system you are using. Maybe they will be able to rebuild the "bug" and resolve the issue faster.
You can contact the help team at help@seomoz.org
Gr.,
Istvan
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