I wouldn't use it!
And I'll tell you why:  even the best wysiwyg editors of the future might generate super clean code, but that doesn't make is usable code.  For example classes and IDs. By the time you've gone in and replaced the generic ones to describe the content that is being marked up, you might as well do it by hand.  Even if someone makes one that cooks up something better than div soup, I still won't be interested.

Usable code is produced by humans. End of.

Agreed... to make it your own and to make what you have created editable for you in the future it's easier to just do it your bloomin' self! A woman's work is never done - *SIGH*

Oh boo hoo lol now get in the kitchen where you belong, and make the coffee!

I am so smacking you with a smelly kipper!

LMAO Cheers darlin, I love you too!

I use Dreamweaver  at work, ok I use it in code mode but to the elitist coder it is frowned upon that I use it how I use it, I lazy person code with it as it is much quicker   

I would never use it as a WYSIWYG editor though as I like being in control and knowing what code is there, plus I have my own little coding habits which helps me when editing later on.  I just think WYSIWYG editors make this a little harder when you know what you are doing.  Then again if it produced perfect code there is no real reason not to use it, unless it is easier and quicker to just do it yourself