Google Removes Approval Form Instructions from Indexing API Documentation
Google removed the approval form and its instructions from the Indexing API documentation on October 16, noting that the update reflects current quota limits and removes an obsolete form.
Google removed the approval form and its associated instructions from the Indexing API documentation on October 16, as noted by observers tracking the changelog.
The changelog described the update as reflecting current quota limits and removing an outdated form that is no longer necessary, without specifying any direct impact on current users.
The default limits remain at 200 publish requests per project per day, designated for JobPosting and BroadcastEvent pages.
However, the documentation no longer explains how to apply for approval or what happens to pending requests, which may confuse developers who relied on the old procedure.
What Do These Terms Mean?
API (Application Programming Interface): A channel through which developers connect to a ready-made service to request data or perform an action automatically.
Indexing: Google's inclusion of a website's pages in its database so they appear in search results.
Quota: The maximum number of requests that can be sent within a specified period of time.
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