Let's say, there is a Druid. He has some soulmelds shaped and really likes them, through he also likes his Wild Shape ability. He looks at his soulmelds, he looks at his Wild Shape and asks himself - "Am I able to combine them?"

Okay, here's the  question:
Can a Druid have active Soulmelds during Wild Shape, or are the Soulmelds being supressed for the duration?

The rules on Wild Shape say this:

> Any gear worn or carried by the druid melds into the new form and
> becomes nonfunctional. When the druid reverts to her true form, any
> objects previously melded into the new form reappear in the same
> location on her body that they previously occupied and are once again
> functional. Any new items worn in the assumed form fall off and land
> at the druid's feet.

While the description on Wild Shape say this:

> Soulmelds are persistent magical constructions shaped from pure
> incarnum—the power of souls living, dead, and yet unborn—fused with
> the meldshaper’s own essence. They resemble both long-lasting spells
> and magic items in many ways, but truly are neither. Once shaped, a
> soulmeld takes on a solid physical form in the shape specifi ed for
> that particular meld. A shaped soulmeld acts as a normal object that
> might be worn, such as boots, armor, or a robe except for the
> following: they cannot be removed from the individual wearing them,
> they cannot be damaged except as specifi cally noted and they don’t
> have a weight (though they can restrict movement, thus giving an armor
> check penalty if applicable).

So, it looks like somewhat of a draw. Is there anything in RAW to solve this conundrum?