diff --git a/doc/sphinx-guides/source/admin/features.md b/doc/sphinx-guides/source/admin/features.md
index 5a80771058b..9aa6cafe6c2 100644
--- a/doc/sphinx-guides/source/admin/features.md
+++ b/doc/sphinx-guides/source/admin/features.md
@@ -8,222 +8,238 @@ An overview of Dataverse features can be found at <https://dataverse.org/softwar
 ```
 
 
-## Support for FAIR Data Principles
+## Access and download
 
-Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable.
-[More information.](https://scholar.harvard.edu/mercecrosas/presentations/fair-guiding-principles-implementation-dataverse)
-## Data citation for datasets and files
+### Login via Shibboleth
 
-EndNote XML, RIS, or BibTeX format at the dataset or file level.
-{doc}`More information.</user/find-use-data>`
+Single Sign On (SSO) using your institution's credentials.
+{doc}`More information.</installation/shibboleth>`
 
-## OAI-PMH (Harvesting)
+### Login via ORCID, Google, GitHub, or Microsoft
 
-Gather and expose metadata from and to other systems using standardized metadata formats: Dublin Core, Data Document Initiative (DDI), OpenAIRE, etc.
-{doc}`More information.</admin/harvestclients>`
+Log in using popular OAuth2 providers.
+{doc}`More information.</installation/oauth2>`
 
-## APIs for interoperability and custom integrations
+### Login via OpenID Connect (OIDC)
 
-Search API, Data Deposit (SWORD) API, Data Access API, Metrics API, Migration API, etc.
-{doc}`More information.</api/index>`
+Log in using your institution's identity provider or a third party.
+{doc}`More information.</installation/oidc>`
 
-## API client libraries
+### Versioning
 
-Interact with Dataverse APIs from Python, R, Javascript, Java, and Ruby
-{doc}`More information.</api/client-libraries>`
+History of changes to datasets and files are preserved.
+{doc}`More information.</user/dataset-management>`
 
-## DataCite integration
+### File previews
 
-DOIs are reserved, and when datasets are published, their metadata is published to DataCite.
-{doc}`More information.</admin/discoverability>`
+A preview is available for text, tabular, image, audio, video, and geospatial files.
+{ref}`More information.<file-previews>`
 
-## Login via Shibboleth
+### Preview and analysis of tabular files
 
-Single Sign On (SSO) using your institution's credentials.
-{doc}`More information.</installation/shibboleth>`
+Data Explorer allows for searching, charting and cross tabulation analysis
+{ref}`More information.<inventory-of-external-tools>`
 
-## Login via ORCID, Google, GitHub, or Microsoft
+### Guestbook
 
-Log in using popular OAuth2 providers.
-{doc}`More information.</installation/oauth2>`
+Optionally collect data about who is downloading the files from your datasets.
+{ref}`More information.<dataset-guestbooks>`
 
-## Login via OpenID Connect (OIDC)
+### File download in R and TSV format
 
-Log in using your institution's identity provider or a third party.
-{doc}`More information.</installation/oidc>`
+Proprietary tabular formats are converted into RData and TSV.
+{doc}`More information.</user/tabulardataingest/index>`
 
-## Internationalization
+### Faceted search
 
-The Dataverse software has been translated into multiple languages.
-{ref}`More information.<i18n>`
+Facets are data driven and customizable per collection.
+{doc}`More information.</user/find-use-data>`
 
-## Versioning
+## Administration
 
-History of changes to datasets and files are preserved.
-{doc}`More information.</user/dataset-management>`
+### Usage statistics and metrics
 
-## Restricted files
+Download counters, support for Make Data Count.
+{doc}`More information.</admin/make-data-count>`
 
-Control who can download files and choose whether or not to enable a "Request Access" button.
-{ref}`More information.<restricted-files>`
+### Private URL
 
-## Embargo
+Create a URL for reviewers to view an unpublished (and optionally anonymized) dataset.
+{ref}`More information.<previewUrl>`
 
-Make content inaccessible until an embargo end date.
-{ref}`More information.<embargoes>`
+### Notifications
 
-## Custom licenses
+In app and email notifications for access requests, requests for review, etc.
+{ref}`More information.<account-notifications>`
 
-CC0 by default but add as many standard licenses as you like or create your own.
-{ref}`More information.<license-config>`
+### User management
 
-## Custom terms of use
+Dashboard for common user-related tasks.
+{doc}`More information.</admin/dashboard>`
 
-Custom terms of use can be used in place of a license or disabled by an administrator.
-{ref}`More information.<license-terms>`
+### Curation status labels
 
-## Publishing workflow support
+Let curators mark datasets with a status label customized to your needs.
+{ref}`More information.<:AllowedCurationLabels>`
 
-Datasets start as drafts and can be submitted for review before publication.
-{ref}`More information.<dataverse-permissions>`
+## Customization
 
-## File hierarchy
+### Internationalization
 
-Users are able to control dataset file hierarchy and directory structure.
-{doc}`More information.</user/dataset-management>`
+The Dataverse software has been translated into multiple languages.
+{ref}`More information.<i18n>`
 
-## File previews
+### Customization of collections
 
-A preview is available for text, tabular, image, audio, video, and geospatial files.
-{ref}`More information.<file-previews>`
+Each personal or organizational collection can be customized and branded.
+{ref}`More information.<theme>`
 
-## Preview and analysis of tabular files
+### Widgets
 
-Data Explorer allows for searching, charting and cross tabulation analysis
-{ref}`More information.<inventory-of-external-tools>`
+Embed listings of data in external websites.
+{ref}`More information.<dataverse-widgets>`
 
-## Usage statistics and metrics
+### Branding
 
-Download counters, support for Make Data Count.
-{doc}`More information.</admin/make-data-count>`
+Your installation can be branded with a custom homepage, header, footer, CSS, etc.
+{ref}`More information.<Branding Your Installation>`
 
-## Guestbook
+## FAIR data publication
 
-Optionally collect data about who is downloading the files from your datasets.
-{ref}`More information.<dataset-guestbooks>`
+### Support for FAIR Data Principles
 
-## Fixity checks for files
+Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable.
+[More information.](https://scholar.harvard.edu/mercecrosas/presentations/fair-guiding-principles-implementation-dataverse)
+### Publishing workflow support
 
-MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-512, UNF.
-{ref}`More information.<:FileFixityChecksumAlgorithm>`
+Datasets start as drafts and can be submitted for review before publication.
+{ref}`More information.<dataverse-permissions>`
 
-## File download in R and TSV format
+## File management
 
-Proprietary tabular formats are converted into RData and TSV.
-{doc}`More information.</user/tabulardataingest/index>`
+### Restricted files
 
-## Faceted search
+Control who can download files and choose whether or not to enable a "Request Access" button.
+{ref}`More information.<restricted-files>`
 
-Facets are data driven and customizable per collection.
-{doc}`More information.</user/find-use-data>`
+### Embargo
 
-## Customization of collections
+Make content inaccessible until an embargo end date.
+{ref}`More information.<embargoes>`
 
-Each personal or organizational collection can be customized and branded.
-{ref}`More information.<theme>`
+### File hierarchy
 
-## Private URL
+Users are able to control dataset file hierarchy and directory structure.
+{doc}`More information.</user/dataset-management>`
 
-Create a URL for reviewers to view an unpublished (and optionally anonymized) dataset.
-{ref}`More information.<previewUrl>`
+### Fixity checks for files
 
-## Widgets
+MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-512, UNF.
+{ref}`More information.<:FileFixityChecksumAlgorithm>`
 
-Embed listings of data in external websites.
-{ref}`More information.<dataverse-widgets>`
+### Backend storage on S3 or Swift
 
-## Notifications
+Choose between filesystem or object storage, configurable per collection and per dataset.
+{doc}`More information.</developers/big-data-support>`
 
-In app and email notifications for access requests, requests for review, etc.
-{ref}`More information.<account-notifications>`
+### Direct upload and download for S3
 
-## Schema.org JSON-LD
+After a permission check, files can pass freely and directly between a client computer and S3.
+{doc}`More information.</developers/big-data-support>`
 
-Used by Google Dataset Search and other services for discoverability.
-{ref}`More information.<metadata-export-formats>`
+### Pull header metadata from Astronomy (FITS) files
 
-## External tools
+Dataset metadata prepopulated from FITS file metadata.
+{ref}`More information.<fits>`
 
-Enable additional features not built in to the Dataverse software.
-{doc}`More information.</installation/external-tools>`
+### Auxiliary files for data files
 
-## External vocabulary
+Each data file can have any number of auxiliary files for documentation or other purposes (experimental).
+{doc}`More information.</developers/aux-file-support>`
 
-Let users pick from external vocabularies (provided via API/SKOSMOS) when filling in metadata.
-{ref}`More information.<using-external-vocabulary-services>`
+## Integrations
+
+### DataCite integration
+
+DOIs are reserved, and when datasets are published, their metadata is published to DataCite.
+{doc}`More information.</admin/discoverability>`
+
+### External tools
+
+Enable additional features not built in to the Dataverse software.
+{doc}`More information.</installation/external-tools>`
 
-## Dropbox integration
+### Dropbox integration
 
 Upload files stored on Dropbox.
 {doc}`More information.</admin/integrations>`
 
-## GitHub integration
+### GitHub integration
 
 A GitHub Action is available to upload files from GitHub to a dataset.
 {doc}`More information.</admin/integrations>`
 
-## Integration with Jupyter notebooks
+### Integration with Jupyter notebooks
 
 Datasets can be opened in Binder to run code in Jupyter notebooks, RStudio, and other computation environments.
 {ref}`More information.<binder>`
 
-## User management
+## Interoperability
 
-Dashboard for common user-related tasks.
-{doc}`More information.</admin/dashboard>`
+### OAI-PMH (Harvesting)
 
-## Curation status labels
+Gather and expose metadata from and to other systems using standardized metadata formats: Dublin Core, Data Document Initiative (DDI), OpenAIRE, etc.
+{doc}`More information.</admin/harvestclients>`
 
-Let curators mark datasets with a status label customized to your needs.
-{ref}`More information.<:AllowedCurationLabels>`
+### APIs for interoperability and custom integrations
 
-## Branding
+Search API, Data Deposit (SWORD) API, Data Access API, Metrics API, Migration API, etc.
+{doc}`More information.</api/index>`
 
-Your installation can be branded with a custom homepage, header, footer, CSS, etc.
-{ref}`More information.<Branding Your Installation>`
+### API client libraries
 
-## Backend storage on S3 or Swift
+Interact with Dataverse APIs from Python, R, Javascript, Java, and Ruby
+{doc}`More information.</api/client-libraries>`
 
-Choose between filesystem or object storage, configurable per collection and per dataset.
-{doc}`More information.</developers/big-data-support>`
+### Schema.org JSON-LD
+
+Used by Google Dataset Search and other services for discoverability.
+{ref}`More information.<metadata-export-formats>`
 
-## Direct upload and download for S3
+### External vocabulary
 
-After a permission check, files can pass freely and directly between a client computer and S3.
-{doc}`More information.</developers/big-data-support>`
+Let users pick from external vocabularies (provided via API/SKOSMOS) when filling in metadata.
+{ref}`More information.<using-external-vocabulary-services>`
 
-## Export data in BagIt format
+### Export data in BagIt format
 
 For preservation, bags can be sent to the local filesystem, Duraclound, and Google Cloud.
 {ref}`More information.<BagIt Export>`
 
-## Post-publication automation (workflows)
+## Reusability
 
-Allow publication of a dataset to kick off external processes and integrations.
-{doc}`More information.</developers/workflows>`
+### Data citation for datasets and files
 
-## Pull header metadata from Astronomy (FITS) files
+EndNote XML, RIS, or BibTeX format at the dataset or file level.
+{doc}`More information.</user/find-use-data>`
 
-Dataset metadata prepopulated from FITS file metadata.
-{ref}`More information.<fits>`
+### Custom licenses
 
-## Provenance
+CC0 by default but add as many standard licenses as you like or create your own.
+{ref}`More information.<license-config>`
 
-Upload standard W3C provenance files or enter free text instead.
-{ref}`More information.<provenance>`
+### Custom terms of use
 
-## Auxiliary files for data files
+Custom terms of use can be used in place of a license or disabled by an administrator.
+{ref}`More information.<license-terms>`
 
-Each data file can have any number of auxiliary files for documentation or other purposes (experimental).
-{doc}`More information.</developers/aux-file-support>`
+### Post-publication automation (workflows)
+
+Allow publication of a dataset to kick off external processes and integrations.
+{doc}`More information.</developers/workflows>`
+
+### Provenance
+
+Upload standard W3C provenance files or enter free text instead.
+{ref}`More information.<provenance>`
 
diff --git a/scripts/issues/11998/tsv2md.py b/scripts/issues/11998/tsv2md.py
index 888cb9b1595..47c65e51f6c 100755
--- a/scripts/issues/11998/tsv2md.py
+++ b/scripts/issues/11998/tsv2md.py
@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@
 import sys
 from optparse import OptionParser
 import csv
+from itertools import groupby
 
 parser = OptionParser()
 options, args = parser.parse_args()
@@ -34,22 +35,30 @@
 reader = csv.DictReader(tsv_file, delimiter="\t")
 rows = [row for row in reader]
 missing = []
-for row in rows:
-    title = row["Title"]
-    description = row["Description"]
-    url = row["URL"]
-    dtype = row["DocLinkType"]
-    target = row["DocLinkTarget"]
-    print("## %s" % title)
+# Sort rows by category
+rows.sort(key=lambda x: x["Categories"])
+
+# Group by category
+for category, group in groupby(rows, key=lambda x: x["Categories"]):
+    # print('BEGIN')
+    print("## %s" % category)
     print()
-    print("%s" % description)
-    if target == 'url':
-        print("[More information.](%s)" % (url))
-    elif target != '':
-        print("{%s}`More information.<%s>`" % (dtype, target))
+    for row in group:
+        title = row["Title"]
+        description = row["Description"]
+        url = row["URL"]
+        dtype = row["DocLinkType"]
+        target = row["DocLinkTarget"]
+        print("### %s" % title)
         print()
-    else:
-        missing.append(url)
+        print("%s" % description)
+        if target == 'url':
+            print("[More information.](%s)" % (url))
+        elif target != '':
+            print("{%s}`More information.<%s>`" % (dtype, target))
+            print()
+        else:
+            missing.append(url)
 tsv_file.close()
 for item in missing:
     print(item)