Why isn't Facebook plug-in share button on Mountain Lion?

Okay, so I just downloaded Mountain Lion on my Macbook Pro OS X 10.8 and I wanted to use the share feature it shows on the video, I signed in in Twitter and everything's fine but there is no Facebook option... I can't use the facebook 'plug-in' because there is none.
Help please!

Apple hasnt released the Facebook plugin yet. The Apple documentation said it would be available in the fall.

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