LinkedIn “Share” Button On Every Article

by | July 12, 2017 | About the Site, Articles

Dear hyper-connected readers:

“Due to popular demand,” as they say, we have now incorporated a magic LinkedIn Share button in the footer of every article and column we publish.  It appears at the bottom of every page of multi-page articles, not just the last one, and it looks like this:

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Please feel free to use it liberally!

And if you’re holding your breath for a Twitter share widget, you may now exhale.  No such monstrosity will ever appear on Adam Smith, Esq., since recent events have only reconfirmed  in spades our conviction first published three years ago that “Twitter coarsens discourse” and is an evil presence in the public square.

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