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I'm looking for the Engadget share buttons with count in it. See the link below for what it looks like:

Engadget share buttons

Can someone tell me if it's a wordpress plugin? Or where can I get it? Thanks.

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Two months later they may have another plugin or no share buttons at all. This question will not be useful for future visitors. Inspect the source code to get these data. – toscho♦ Aug 21 '12 at 20:28
@toscho That's great! First, let me ask you if you saw the picture I've put in the first post. And please tell me if it's your only purpose to help future visitors instead of currents one? I thought my question was simple: Is it a wordpress plugin or not? if yes, what's his name. If not, then thanks for your help. – San Francesco Aug 23 '12 at 12:20
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It is still a guessing game. Read more about closing and reopening questions. I’ll point another moderator to this question for a second opinion. – toscho♦ Aug 23 '12 at 17:01
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Hi! Unfortunately question in such form don't tend to get good answers and feedback here. First - Engadget is not WordPress-based site (something you might have wanted to be sure of before asking here). Second - it borders "do my research for me" formula. We are here to help you get better with WordPress, but we tend to interpret it as to help person 's effort as opposed to be free labor for such effort. Please try to display researh and options you have explored in your question. – Rarst♦ Aug 23 '12 at 17:10
My bad, I didn't meant to look like "do my research for me". In fact, I first taked a look at the source code and didn't find anything relevant for me. And I thought "Did someone else know what is it? A plugin or an home made soluce by Engadget?" Maybe some high level users from Stack Exchange could help me figure out. That's why I first asked: "If it's a wordpress plugin". But if it's an home made soluce made by Engadget, I will try to do it myself. Thanks all for help. – San Francesco Aug 24 '12 at 23:19

closed as too localized by Michael, Wyck, toscho♦ Aug 21 '12 at 20:27

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