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Which Javascript WYSIWYG editor produces the most clean / SEO optimized output?

I was looking for javascript wysiwyg text editors for use on the relevance website. SEO friendliness is obviously very important, because the site is aimed at attracting visitors who are looking for articles about the latest developments in their particular niche.

TinyMCE uses tables for formatting, and NicEdit or CKEditor do not seem to have a demo showing the output. It would be great if someone who used them - or others - before could comment on this aspect or make a recommendation.

The solution should not be really easy or extremely affordable, as it will be used only by the editorial office, and not by users. Also, you do not need to support any wild formatting, a basic text label and images will be sufficient.

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I have been using FCKEditor for a while, now it seems to be renamed to CKEditor. You can find it here . A year has passed, I hope that they will not worsen.

I really liked the opportunity to fully customize the toolbar (I only included URLs, bold, italics and some lists, probably pretty much what stackoverflow has). As far as I remember, the output code was ok in terms of pure html.

EDIT: FCKEditor , , hrefs:

<p>Hele tak</p>
<ul>
    <li><a href="http://www.google.com"><strong>tady</strong></a></li>
    <li>jen tat<br />
    gfe</li>
</ul>
<p><em>konec</em></p>
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Dreamweaver? , , . SEO.

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