I've noticed quite a few questions on Meta where users have reached a rep milestone that involves unlocking review queues and thus encountering review audits, and they seem to be struggling with a lack of detailed information. There are a lot of questions about "Why did I fail this audit post?".
I realize that from one point-of-view, the argument could be made that once a user reaches a certain rep level, they should already have what they need to know, but that argument seems to me to make a lot of assumptions about the given user.
If a user reaches the point where they can access a given review queue, does Stack Overflow have a walkthrough or tutorial for those new responsibilities that individual users may choose to take on (Similar to the U.S. armed forces "Command School"), or is the audit process itself intended to serve this need?
