How to share reminders

I am running Mountain lion on a 13.3 MBP Early 2011. Safari browser. I have IOS 6 on a iphone 4 and 2012 ipad. How can I shre reminder lists with other through their iCloud account? I have seen tutorials online about sharing through calendars on iCloud but, when I look for the 'reminders' calender on icloud.com, it does not exist. I do not use icoud for calendars on my device, I am set up through google calendars.
Reminder list sharing is a really important feature for me and keeps me using wunderlist although I would like to switch to reminders in whole due to location based reminders, Siri use on my ipad, etc.
Thanks in advance for your help!
John

You can share reminer lists by using Reminders.app of Mac OS X 10.8.2.
1) Place the pointer over a reminder list's name
2) Click the broadcast icon that appears
3) To share the list with someone, enter the person's email address (or contact name), and then press Return.
4) Click Done.
--> Share a reminder list

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Hi,
I have a quick question regarding the sharing of Reminders lists. The biggest part is I can't figure out how to do it. Though I've found many tutorials that say that there should be a section of the Calendar app on iCloud that shows lists in your Reminders app I don't see anything in the Calendar app that shows my lists.
When I log into iCloud online I see there's two apps, one for Calendars and one for Reminders. Though I see the 'share' button for calendars in the Calendars app I don't see any 'share' button in the Reminders app. And because the Reminders lists aren't being shown in the Calendar app I can't share from there either. I've checked on two different computers (a PC at work and my Mac at home OS8) as well as on my iPad and it's the same across the board.
Hopefully this is enough information. Seems like a simple question but I guess it has a more complex answer.
As an example. I'd like to create a grocery list and then send an invite to my wife's iPhone so she can share and edit that same list. She has her own iCloud account.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Adam

Apparently the only place where this function is available as of today is Mountain Lion 10.8.2. Provide feedback to Apple that this function needs to be returned to icloud.com, or at a minimum added to iOS 6.

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Hello,
With Lion it was possible to share a "Reminder" through iCal to members of iCloud...
I unfortunately did not find this essential feature in the new Mountain Lion Reminder Application.
I cannot immagine Mountain lion would be a downgrade on that very useful workgroup feature...
The only, temporary, work around is to use the web version of iCloud calendar which still permits sharing of Reminders with iCloud members.
Am I missing something ?
Best regards,
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Please, I need help, I cant share reminders with other people.

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