marushu

<a href="https://github.com/marushu/sequential_posts_numbering" rel="nofollow ugc">This plugin published on GitHub.</a>
This plugin will serialize your posts. Since this plugin simply outputs numbers only, it’s up to you to incorporate it into html or styling with CSS. 🙂 
It demonstrates its power with archives and single pages in the loop. 😛 
Now added ?order?, ?raw? options. See Parameters.
<h3>Contact</h3>
Twitter: @marushu 
email: shuhei.nishimura[at]gmail.com

Sequential posts numbering

This plugin will serialize your posts. Since this plugin simply outputs numbers only, it's up to you to incorporate it into html or styling with  …

Garrett Grimm

Top Ten Lists makes it easy to create “Top 10” style posts on your WordPress powered site.
Features Include:
<ul>
<li>No more fiddling with creating tedious list posts, do it like the pros!</li>
<li>Easy to use interface built into the post editor screen.</li>
<li>Re-order list items with a single click.</li>
<li>Link directly to list item by using hash link to number. Ex: mysite.com/list-post/#4</li>
<li>Supports image captions, good for providing image attribution credit.</li>
<li>All elements use distinct classes giving you full control over the CSS if desired.</li>
<li>Lists will be placed below post content by default. Optionally you can use the <code>[toptenlist]</code> shortcode to place the list in a specific location within a post.</li>
</ul>

Top Ten Lists

This plugin makes it so much easier to make Top 10 style posts.  It lets you manage each list item individually so you don't need to copy/paste big chunks of content to move stuff around.  Plus the formatting remains consistent without any extra thought.

Way to go for Top 10 style posts.

Top Ten Lists makes it easy to create popular "Top 10" (or more) style posts.

Sequential posts numbering vs Top Ten Lists