When is OSE updated?
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Hey there,
It clearly stands that OSE will be updated, well yesterday... on 21th April.
In my experience, they usually update the date if they have technical issues or something...
...but now they haven't yet made any changes.
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Yeah- - we're targeting April 30th right now. Our index is taking much longer to run than expected. We think there may be a hardware or software issues in processing that's having problems. We'll be doing maintenance so we can get back to faster indices ASAP.
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Thanks for being resourceful...
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Hi,
If you look at the API pages it puts April 30th as date of next update (http://moz.com/products/api/updates)
rgds,
Dirk
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Ah, I'm glad someone asked, we are waiting for this to happen as well
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