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New information:
Tried these different tests:

Test #1:
Unlinked FB account: removed wordpress.com from FB and removed FB from www.ads-software.com blog. Re-linked FB accounts.
No posts to FB

Test #2:
Unlinked WP.com, unlinked FB account. Deleted plugin from WP.org blog. Reinstalled plugin on WP.org blog. Relinked wp.com and FB account.
No posts to FB.

Test #3:
Installed Jetpack on another WP.org. Linked it to the same FB account and same WP.com account. Created test post.
Success.
*This WP.org blog is actually the main domain hosted. The blog that is experiencing issues is an add-on domain.

What puzzles me most is that it was working and then one day, it wasn’t, without my having changed any settings on any piece of the blog, domain, hosting, settings, etc.

My host said he looked into it, “fixed” it (I forgot what he said exactly in what that meant). I don’t know if I was explicit in the first post, but this plugin was working prior to my upgrade to 3.7.

The server does not use those nameservers to perform lookups. Are there logs somewhere to see if there’s a failure?

LifeOfDee.com

Yeah, I was afraid of that one. I have quite a bit of posts in that category that I don’t want to put in, but I suppose that would be a good way to go about it for now.

Oh, but for the Google one, even if it’s just going to search engines, I’d still like it to not list some posts in certain categories.

The one by Dagon, will that also send to search engines, or no?

Apparently, it doesn’t just affect the WordPress files. I’ve seen files created in other folders as well, so I’m going through each and every folder in my domain to remove these files.

Oh okay, thanks for that. I searched by “wp_debugger” and didn’t find anything.

No, I did not know that capitalization mattered. Thanks for pointing that out for me. =)

I used

<?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, 'rating', true); ?>

And that spit out my image. The first one

<?php echo get_post_custom_values('rating'); ?>

gave me an array.