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Old 02-08-2010, 02:58 PM
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Default Modifying the AddThis plugin

I have a general question.

I installed the AddThis plugin a few days ago. I also signed up at the AddThis web site so that I can get stats.

At this time I am also interested in moving the location of the AddThis button, from the bottom of each post, to the top of each post.

When I requested help to do this, one of the workers at the site requested higher access, so that HE can make the mods to the plugin.

Is this request normal? I am reluctant to grant higher access, like Admin capability, for obvious reasons.

I appreciate your feedback.

Al
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