Moz OSE not working
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Open Site Explorer doesn't seem to be working for me.
Any one else got the same?
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Apologies for this! There's currently an outage affecting all areas of our tools that use or contain link data, including Open Site Explorer, MozBar, and Keyword Explorer. We are working to get things up and running again but we don't currently have an estimated timeframe.
For automatic updates on this issue, you can subscribe to this outage at the Moz Health Page. Thanks!
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