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I believe the suggestions supplied answer the question. Social media integration is becoming a hot topic and this will help someone with similar questions.
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I believe the suggestions supplied answer the question. Social media integration is becoming a hot topic and this will help someone with similar questions.

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Hi,<br />
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We would like to allow users on our website to share their individual comments on twitter/ facebook. When the user posts comments and chooses to share it, &nbsp;their twitter and facebook pages should automatically update with their post ans show that the post came from our site. <br />
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Please let us know how this integration can be done.<br />
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Hi,

We would like to allow users on our website to share their individual comments on twitter/ facebook. When the user posts comments and chooses to share it,  their twitter and facebook pages should automatically update with their post ans show that the post came from our site. 

Please let us know how this integration can be done.



Facebook/Twitter integration

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