Why do I recommend switching over from MyISAM to Innodb!

MyISAM has been the default storage engine for MySQL for years now. But that is soon going to change. With MySQL 5.5, Innodb is going to be the default storage engine (and I am pretty pleased about that, no more new users complaining about MySQL not being ACID compliant). But why do I recommend Innodb over MyISAM. Following are the reasons:I will start of with reasons not so obviously discussed