Posted by EricaMcGillivrayOn November 20, 2015, Twitter took away share counts on their buttons and from their accessible free metrics. Site owners lost an easy signal of popularity of their posts. Those of us in the web metrics business scrambled to either remove, change, or find alternatives for the data to serve to our customers. And all those share count buttons, on sites across the Web, started looking a tad ugly:
Yep, this is a screenshot from our own site.
Why did Twitter take away this data?When ask...