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Hi!

Sorry to bother you with this...

I'm not getting the statistics feedback in the plugin configuration -> Statistics

That led me to a question: is the username field my e-mail ou the account name?

When I login to AddThis I use the e-mail, but the plugin asks me for the username...

Thank you!

Rui Pedro Silva

Hi @asmecher

I think that it would more sense to add these buttons right after the abstract, see for example here: https://journal.fi/sla/article/view/63654

That said, I am sure that someone disagrees, so maybe we could change the plugin so that the journal could choose between different locations? And why not make a model that could be used with other similar plugins and functions as well? (while writing this I actually started to think about a wider model I wrote about here: http://forum.pkp.sfu.ca/t/article-page-view-widgetized/31295)

I already installed and configured the plugin, but nothing shows anywhere. Help please. This is my page: http://revistarelap.org.

Hello ,
I have installed addthis and google scholar plugin in OJS 3.2.1, after the successfully installed plugins do not work, neither the addthis (button shows ) in article details nor the published article show in google scholar, please help

On the website it says that the service will be discontinued next month:
As part of a periodic product portfolio review, Oracle has made the business decision to terminate all AddThis services effective as of May 31, 2023.

Alternative: https://github.com/ojsde/shariff

For altmetrics purposes, the DOI is used to track performance in social networks instead of the landing page URL.

It would be good to include the DOI link on shared content as well.

For instance, when sharing on twitter, only the preprint landing page is shared:

This tweet will probably not be accountable by altmetric solutions that track social network performances.