Useful pages in alpha order.

• Administrators' noticeboard (AN)
• Assume bad faith
• Assume good faith (AGF)
• Be bold (BB)
• Be reasonable (RSNB) short and sweet.
• Beware of the tigers (TIGER) Advice for the passionate.
• Biographies of living persons (BLP) have their own set of policies.
• Civility (CIVIL)
• Consensus (CON)
• Deletion policy (DEL)
• Do not bite the newcomers (BITE)
• Do not disrupt Wikipedia to illustrate a point (POINT)
• Do not game the system (GAME)
• Don't be a fanatic (DBF)
• Don't stuff beans up your nose (BEANS)
• Don't-give-a-fuckism (DGAF)
• Ethic of reciprocity
• Etiquette (EQ)
• Five pillars of Wikipedia (5)
• Honesty goes with Civility.
• Ignore all dramas (IAD)
• Ignore all rules (IAR)
  • What "Ignore all rules" means (IAR?)
  • Understanding IAR
  • Use common sense (UCS)
• Lamest edit wars
• The Last Word (TLW)
• The Most Important Thing Possible
• Neutral point of view (NPOV)
• No angry mastodons (NAM) No need for adrenaline.
• No climbing the Reichstag dressed as Spider-Man (SPIDER)
• No legal threats (LEGAL)
• No one cares about your garage band (GARAGEBAND)
• No original research (NOR)
• No personal attacks (NPA)
• Ownership of articles (OWN)
• Policies and guidelines (PG)
  • List of policies (LOP)
  • List of guidelines (L[O]GL)
• Requests for medication
• Resolving disputes a.k.a dispute resolution (DR).
• Sarcasm is really helpful (SIRH)
• Sock-puppetry (SOCK)
• Staying cool when the editing gets hot (COOL)
• Three-revert rule (3RR)
• Tendentious editing (TE)
• There is no deadline (TIND)
• Too long; didn't read (TLDR)
• The Truth (TRUTH)
• Truthiness
• An uncivil environment is a poor environment (POOR)
• Use common sense (UCS)
• Verifiability (V)
• What Wikipedia is not (NOT)
• WikiOgre, a species of wikifauna.
• WikiSloth, a species of wikifauna.
• Words of wisdom, being stuff that didn't make it to its own page.
• The world will not end tomorrow (CHILL)