Having said that, I’m fine with development wikis being “minimalistic” and favoring content over form. I can definitely live with Creole, but I think for example that Trac’s wiki syntax was a little more logical.

I would love to see you write article(s) about using the latest generations of online collaboration tools!

1) did you know that you can use Mercurial to work with GitHub too? Not a very common scenario, but if you wanted to do that the GitHub folks have written a hg-git plugin thingy to allow you to check out and push back to Git repositories. Then again, it can just add a shitload of confusion to the mix.

2) what don’t you like about BitBucket’s wiki? What would you change? I’m curious for myself more than anything else – I’ve found that GitHub’s ability to recognize Markdown, Restructured Text, Textile, and other mechanisms and displays them in a rich format to be really freakin’ useful, and has negated a lot of the Wiki need for me (see http://github.com/ccgus/letters/blob/master/README-CONTRIB.markdown for an example)

I want to, and haven’t yet, written an article exactly like this on how to collaborate (common things you’ll want/need to do with step-by-step how to) for BitBucket.

I really like BitBucket, if nothing else than it’s focused on Mercurial (which I also like) and I want to see Jesper’s work continue to grow.