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\section*{A Gourmet List of Features}  So, can we identify a list of high profile typesetting features\footnote{Typesetting concerns itself with the final \textbf{appearance} of the document, rather than the authoring process} that we need in either web or print and check the overlap?  Let's limit ourselves to 10, for the sake So, can we identify a list  of brevity:\\ high profile typesetting features\footnote{Typesetting concerns itself with the final \textbf{appearance} of the document, rather than the authoring process} that we need in either web or print and check the overlap?  \begin{table}  \begin{center}  \begin{tabular}{llll}  Feature & Web & Print & Example \\  Citations & \yes & \yes & \cite{KohDavGin:psewads11} \\  Math & \yes & \yes & $P(E) = {n \choose k} p^k (1-p)^{ n-k}$ \\  Labels/Refs & \yes & \yes & See Fig. \ref{fig:xkcd} \\  Metadata & \yes & \yes & Author, Title, License, ... \\  Figures & \yes & \yes & \\  Tables & \yes & \yes &  Fonts and Styles & \yes & \yes & \\  Page/line-breaks & \no & \yes & \\  Semantics & \yes & \no & Screen-readers Let's limit ourselves to 10,  for math \\  Embedded Data & \yes & \no & iPython notebooks \\  \end{tabular}  \caption{A Gourmet Selection the sake  of Typesetting Features}  \end{center}  \end{table} brevity:\\