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Wiki posts are here; do we want to use them?

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We now have a "Wiki" post type

Essentially, wiki posts are articles, but with a lower bar for editing;

Unlike with other post types, anybody with the Participate Everywhere privilege can edit the post directly, rather than having to go through suggested edits.

My question to the community: Do we want to use them in Resources, or do you all want to stick with articles? We can also use both of them if desired.

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