project-hosting

I finally after too much of pondering started my project on googlecode. One of the best features I liked about googlecode was the revision control for wiki, where I can add/edit the wiki pages locally offline and then commit/push later. I have pulled the wiki to my local repository, is there any good googlecode-wiki-toolbar-attached editor for googlecode wiki, as from my knowledge evey wiki has its own syntax for writing. Or if someone is also using a local repository for wiki.code.google, what practice are they following for writing the document for online collaborations. After lot of

Say I had an open-source project which I wanted to try and generate some exposure for. Would it be considered unethical to set up a project entry for it on several sites such at github , sourceforge and google code , for example? This would be purely for giving it greater exposure. I realise there might be some practical reasons for doing this, such as wanting to use github for source control, and sourceforge for issue tracking, forums and such. For the sake if this question I'm wanting to focus more on the case where you use one of the sites as the main site for the project, and make "stub"

My app is hosted on Heroku and I have a public github repo too. My app has a config file containing my amazon S3 credentials. It's important to ensure that the file gets pushed to heroku but not github. So I was thinking that I could push my master branch to heroku and create a seperate github branch and ensure that it's .gitignore file references my s3.yml file. I could then just do "git push origin github:master" to push the github branch to github.com This works fine for the first commit. But then I switch to my master branch, write some awesome code and then push it all to heroku. I then