user14735: Helly Everyone!
I'm quite new to this site and StackExchange in general. I try to actively participate in the moderator activity of the site to make it better. I try to keep my votes, editing etc. consistent and try to learn from other people's example. I'd like to ask if there is /are any guideline(s) other than the short info on each privilege. Thank you!

user948: Jeff Atwood (one of the founders of Stack Exchange) wrote this blog entry back in 2009 entitled A Theory of Moderation that kind of serves as a basis for all SE sites. For more info, browse around on the Stack Exchange Meta site, and especially check out the FAQ for Stack Exchange sites, which includes a lot of information that has been condensed into the Help Center, but also many more tidbits, suggestions, no-no's, and discussions. Do all that, and you'll have a much better idea of How Things Work™. If only all new visitors read all that...

14735: <p>Helly Everyone!</p>

<p>I'm quite new to this site and StackExchange in general. I try to actively participate in the moderator activity of the site to make it better. I try to keep my votes, editing etc. consistent and try to learn from other people's example. I'd like to ask if there is /are any guideline(s) other than the short info on each privilege. Thank you!</p>
 948: <p><a href="https://stackoverflow.com/users/1/jeff-atwood">Jeff Atwood</a> (one of the founders of Stack Exchange) wrote this blog entry back in 2009 entitled <a href="http://blog.stackoverflow.com/2009/05/a-theory-of-moderation/"><em>A Theory of Moderation</em></a> that kind of serves as a basis for all SE sites. For more info, browse around on the <a href="http://meta.stackexchange.com">Stack Exchange Meta site</a>, and especially check out the <a href="https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/7931/faq-for-stack-exchange-sites">FAQ for Stack Exchange sites</a>, which includes a lot of information that has been condensed into the <a href="http://biology.stackexchange.com">Help Center</a>, but also many more tidbits, suggestions, no-no's, and discussions. Do all that, and you'll have a much better idea of How Things Work&trade;. If only all new visitors read all that...</p>
