Twitter/FB Like/G +1 social buttons added

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New social sharing buttons for Twitter, Facebook, and Google+ have been added to each thread page, allowing users to easily express interest and share content. Users are encouraged to click these buttons frequently to promote threads they find engaging. To celebrate this feature, a contest is introduced where the first thread to reach 15 combined social marks will earn the poster a year of Gold Membership. The G+1 button specifically shares a link to the article on the user's Google+ account. This initiative aims to enhance community engagement and visibility of discussions.
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I've added a quick way to spread the word and express your interest in a thread. It's simple! When a thread interests you, simply click one or two or all three of the buttons to share the thread to the world. They are located in the top right of every thread page. Please use them as often as you like. Enjoy!

To kick off the new feature I'm going to make a contest. First thread to hit 15 combined social marks that thread poster will receive a year of Gold Membership! Post the thread link if you see one! :)
 
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