Wists was created for 2 simple purposes:
1. To make finding well designed, interesting or unusual products and collectibles both simple and fun.
2. To make publishing or sharing lists of recommendations and wishlists easier and more appealing than maintaining a weblog and not tied to one particular store.
Using Wists is not like going to Walmart […]
This Month’s Vanity Fair has an interesting interview with Treehugger founder, Graham Hill. Graham lists Wists as one of his favorite sites.
Thanks Graham!
Web 2.0 Awards
Wists will be down for hardware upgrades for 10 - 20 minutes at 4:15 EST on Friday17 March 2006 and from 1am - 3am in the morning on Sunday 19th March
Gawker Maps has launched with maps showing pictures of celebrity sightings for its ‘Stalker’ feature.
Gawker Maps uses Wists as its map blogging application, both to add items and publish maps.
Check it out here.
Wists maps is being released early, to be used by Gawker media, originally being part of Wists rev 2 which we’re busy working on.
What is wists maps?
When you click on add to wists and are in the edit screen before you submit your new item, there is a checkbox at the bottom, marked ‘Map this’. […]
The Wistslist 2005 is our first annual list of lists. Enjoy!
If any budding developers want to help me, part time on making wists better and better, shoot me an email.
David
A good round up of all the shopping blogs is in today’s Baltimore Sun:
“Crib Candy: Overflowing with eye-catching items for the home, this site features tons of adventurous products for adventurous people.”
Perhaps blogs to do with shopping needs a word?
Blog Shops - Blops?
Got time and money to spend? Click here - baltimoresun.com
Wists server maintenance is completed.
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Sarah Lane picked Wists as a ‘Damn Good Website’ to feature on attack of the show.
The bad news is that we were having server problems! Oops. We’re currently upgrading both the code and backend.
Video here
Bitty Browser has Wists built in by default, choosing either a username or tag as a default:
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‘rel=tag’ instructions have been added to posts to blogs, so that Wists tags will appear within Technorati.