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\end{enumerate}  Ok, If you got this far you deserve more than a list of fancy features, so here's my personal experience and why I think you should start using Authorea.  I have been switching to writing papers with Authorea about a year ago and I noticed a number of immediate improvements: first of all \textbf{my papers get written faster}. Then I noticed that I have \textbf{no need to exchange emails with collaborators} concerning the paper. This is fantastic, all the action happens (and it's logged) on Authorea, including discussions about revisions and suggestions for improvements. This said the most important upturn is something that I didn't really expect. By getting rid of the overhead that I previously accepted considered  as a necessary, unavoidable part of the scientific writing process, something remarkable happened. I started enjoying much more writing. And I do not mean just publishing papers; that I had it before. I now cherish the time that I spend putting my science into words. It might sound crazy, but Authorea did something amazing: it made me \textbf{discover the pleasure of writing science together} with my collaborators. So I really think you should write your next paper with Authorea, or at least take it for a spin and make your own mind. Enjoy!