: Migrating Wordpress blog to New Webhosts, something is adding a # and gibberish I just migrated a WordPress blog from one host provider to another. Did a clean install on the new server,

I just migrated a WordPress blog from one host provider to another.

Did a clean install on the new server, and everything seems to be working fine except all the permalinks for some reason add a string on the end like this:
keefermadness.com/2011/09/behind-the-scenes-of-my-nasa-grail-experience-day-one-am#.Tpq5DpzpP-g
That #.Tpq5DpzpP-g shouldn't be there. Any idea where this is coming from and how to eliminate it?

Thanks,
Ryan

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Actually, I just figured it out. In the migration, the settings were slightly different in the "Add This" plugin. I had selected "Track address bar shares" which added the # and the characters for tracking purposes. That is now removed.

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