Hrmmm. As far as more work goes, I didn't really know where to go from there. I guess I could totally release a django app for it, but I kinda just did the wiki page to show what could be done. As far as "I had to do quite a bit more to set up Django than was listed in the wiki, but once I got it working it looks to be a nice editor." goes.... there is a link to the django tutorial that covers all of that. Rewriting what could be argued as some of the best documentation ever done isnt something I want to spend my time on.
If there is genuine interest in this I would be happy to continue on with the project. One of the most powerful parts of this approach is when you start using the data to build a website. I dare say it could give a server a really competitive edge with its web presence.
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