Labels are used to give you a better understanding of how a mod may act.

Severity Level is used alongside labels for a clearer understanding of how severe the issue is.

You might find some superscripted numbers around the repository. These are used to tell extra information about the mods that labels and severity levels do not apply to.

¹ The mod should work if Mixin-0-7-0-8-Compatibility is applied

² Cull Particles isn't needed anymore in newer Forge versions, as it was implemented in Forge

³ Do not blame me if you didn't read this notice. If you try to load an older world in a newer instance of the game, and you have one of these mods installed, bad things will happen, make sure to uninstall the mod first

⁴ Some of the mods that have Sodium as an incompatibility, might work if you use Indium

⁵ AI Improvements newer versions (1.14+) don't have as much impact as the older versions have, since in newer versions of Minecraft, a lot of fixes to the AI are implemented ([Sources: Curseforge page FAQ, Dev])

⁶ Halogen has issues with Forge's ExplosionEvent, see sodium-forge#33

⁷ These mods also work on 1.17.x , despite having only 1.16 and 1.18 releases in curseforge, no workarounds needed. Install them like any other mods and your fabric loader won't complain about missing dependencies

⁸ Some of the mods that have Magnesium/Rubidium as an incompatibility, might work if you use Calcium