I don't see that as being a problem. I mean, I don't think anyone is saying "Nobody is made happy by the presence of wishlists". I think the argument is that it has contributed to an environment of open shilling, panhandling, begging and hustling that really doesn't belong here.
At one time, yes, it was mere diversion. Then, due to the ill judgment of quite a few members (as in: not just one) here it became a bigger problem, absorbing everything in its path. Members became bolder; requests became balder - and it just starts getting a little bit nauseating and starts detracting from the real purpose of stripperweb - which is not, after all, to get stuff.




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i rarely even notice people's wishlists if they have them, and so what? same as i dont click on a blog in someone's sig if i don't want to read it. or their amazon/etsy/whatever store, or anything else. but some of the other blatent mentions of gift giving, or asking, or whatever.. that irritates me. but i've said that already.

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