We can define Wishlings as a wish list maker with full social features. Those who sign up and become registered users can create the wish lists they fancy and add items to them from any online retailer.
Each and every list is then displayed at wishlings.com/[their username]. Of course, the prototypical use for such a list is evidenced when a member’s birthday arrives, or when yule logs start burning. Peers and family can pick an item from any friend’s wish list, and proceed to reserve it and buy it. When that happens, members can update the item in question to let everybody know they have received a gift from the wish list, and ensure that no-one makes the blunder of buying the same present twice. Specially important if you wanted a Rolex and someone was kind enough to buy you one already.
The most commendable aspect of Wishlings is that social network integration is already accounted for, and the service has very low overheads. Finally, note that Wishlings is largely promoted by word of mouth, so that if you like it do your bit and spread the word around.
Wishlings.com In Their Own Words
“Make a wish list your friends and family can see. No more socks, cut out the tat and get what you want. Don’t stress, let your friends tell you what gifts to get them.”
Why Wishlings.com It Might Be A Killer
A system like this one lets anybody avoid the endless process of thinking which can be the right gift for any upcoming celebration.
Some Questions About Wishlings.com
How many users have already signed up and created profile pages? 
