Moz Update
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Hi, in the past we could see the next Moz update in https://moz.com/products/api/updates, but i can´t see it anymore there, has been changed to another place?
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Ohhh yes, i see now thanks, but are imagination of myself or before you could see more?
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You can still see it on the link you originally posted - the box with the text about the current index mentions it.
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Hey there! Yep, you're right - that's still where we post updates about our index releases.
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I just answer myself i feel kind of stupid i see the date in here https://moz.com/products/api
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