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Exactly.
Edit: Also forgot to add that I have friends who just don't use the wishlist feature either.
If a game isn't on their wish list then there's a good chance they aren't looking forward to getting the game, after all a wish list is a list of things one would want. If you want to take it upon yourself of gifting them a game that isn't on their list then by all means do so since either they'll be happy with it or they won't. The same would apply to one that doesn't use a wish list, but in this case you can see what type of games they play and make a sound judgement of which game they might enjoy that you want to gift them. As to if or when valve would implement more lists is undetermined, but in the mean time you could simply just bookmark games in your browser that you plan to get for others, I myself do that and seems to work perfectly fine.
I haven't cleaned up that place in ages. It definitely gives no clear information on what I want.
See that's the thing, there are plenty of good games that you can gift a friend even though it's not on their wishlist. My friends often gift me games I would have never put on my wishlist but they still end up being fantastic games to play. Not everyone knows every game in existence. And you'll need to know the person of course, but often I find the best gifts can sometimes be something you're not expecting. It's something a little more personal than just relying on their wishlist, and if done well ends up being more worthwhile.
Exactly. This is what I have been writing about a lot.
Wishlisting is really a quick fix for most users just to track a game's development whatever.
Maybe they like something about it but would never recommend it.
It is the easiest action to do and I am sure I am not the only one doing it.
Right which was my point of the omitted part where I state
The issue at hand is you're using the wish list for something it wasn't intended for. It's intended use was for an individual to ask for games they are really wanting to play but either can't afford it or is a hint of a game they'd like for an occasion (bday/holiday/etc). Again if or when valve implements that is tbd, but you can in fact bookmark games you'd like to gift to others in a web browser and not list them in your wish list. This will prevent you from having to tell others to not look at it, especially if they wanted to view games you may want and end up accidentally purchasing one that you didn't intend to play.
I can't see any downside to it and have a hard time imagining it to be hard to implement.