No reference needed. Only the faults that are facts and not taste — and then, separately, what each platform will do to it.
A limit only decides something if it came from outside this product. These two did.
Over the ceiling by 0.8 dB. Encoders convert to lossy formats and the peaks move; what clears at 0 dBTP here will not clear there. Re-render with the limiter set to −1.0.
Not a threshold at all — a count of damage already printed into the file. Nothing here to undo.
This block never fails a master. It reports what happens on playback.
−14 LUFS is not a mastering standard. It is a playback normalisation target. A tech house master at −8 is not wrong; it is turned down on playback, and what remains is the transient cost the limiter charged to get there. That cost is worth knowing. The number itself is not a failure, and nothing on this page treats it as one.
This page is an example, not a measurement. The normalisation targets are the published ones; the loudness is from a master we ran to build this screen. Yours will be your own.