Is it really worth to reinvent the wheel? Why write a wiki from scratch when there are so many wiki's readily available out there (several open source apps, or free Confluence as you're an open source project)? True, it's a nice showcase for web2py, but when I look at the todo list you realize you're a long way from a polished product. Time and effort can better be spent on the core product, writing documentation, etc. You're gaining momentum with web2py, focus on a consistent stable and well-documented app. Don't scatter your efforts...
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