Help:ENA Templates

We here at RC have a lot of templates that essentially mean that an example needs attention (ENA). Hopefully this table can help sort things out for inexperienced (or even hardened) users. Usage instructions should be on the template pages for each individual template. Many work with or without arguments.

Template	What it means
Template:Broken	This example is seriously broken. It does not even run/compile.
Template:Confusing	This example is very hard to understand even though it seems to meet all task requirements.
Template:Eff note	This example shows a way of doing things that matches an algorithmic requirement, rather than the idioms of this language. It is probably not as efficient because it does not follow the language's patterns.
Template:Field attention	This example needs to be looked at by someone who knows more about the academic field it deals with.
Template:Improve	This example meets the task requirements, but can probably be done better while still doing so.
Template:In progress	This example is a work in progress. Don't worry that it doesn't quite work yet.
Template:Incomplete	This example seems to have skipped some of the task requirements.
Template:Incorrect	This example attempts to meet all task requirements, but does not meet at least one of them.
Template:Lines too long	The lines of code in this example are too long and should be broken if possible.
Template:Needs-review	The task was recently changed and this example needs to be checked to make sure it still meets requirements.
Template:Novice example	This example was created by someone who thinks they don't quite know how to do it the best way.
Template:Untested	This example was not tested. It may not work.
Template:Wont work with	This example does not work with library/OS/implementation/language X version Y.
Template:Works with	This example has been shown to work with library/OS/implementation/language X version Y.