Hey, Ian, I've been using ReST/DocUtils this past year for publishing technical manuals. It has been wonderful.
I've XSL:FO transformations that can be used with FOP/XEP to create PDFs from raw DocUtils XML output.
These could be used to "publish" a wiki. There'd need to be a pre-render process that collects the appropriate ReST files, mind you. I'll send you the XSL:FO files, if you wish.
Well, right now they are all sitting in a single directory as plain text files, so the collection process should be easy. I actually wouldn't know much about how to use all the XML transformations, so XSL:FO probably wouldn't do me much good, unless you could package the whole thing in a script with clear dependencies. Which would probably be useful anyway. But we can probably also get you an account on the server so that you can do this stuff directly if you'd like.
I've been playing with Zope/Plone this past month, trying to create a system that would integrate the different tools I've been using into a single nice web interface. Now I'm thinking webware may be the solution: the ReST Wiki might be just the treat.
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