Q:

Show a message when user skips a review audit

I know that the idea of the review audits is to stop the robo-reviewing. After some review-suspensions I learnt to be more careful and to skip reviews if I'm not sure if they are good or bad. But I think it would be nice to show a message when user skips a review audit and tell him/her what would be the right way to handle posts like this. Something like:

You should vote to close questions like this.
You should approve edits like this.
You should flag or downvote posts like this.

A:

To expand on the discussion in the comments:
Usually I skip things where the area is one that I am not familiar with. Which is of course what I should do. As such all an audit could say is:

Congratulations, you identified that you didn't know enough about the subject to review it, so didn’t. This is exactly what you should do.

This couldn't actually count as a passed review because then it would be really easy to game by robo-reviewing 10, then skipping until you got an audit then robo-reviewing 10 etc
The alternative is for it to say that the edit/closure was valid/invalid and you should reject/approve/leave closed/reopen it. This has one of 2 outcomes. 

I didn't really read the question, I quickly identified that I wouldn't be able to act on it so skipped. As such this is meaningless noise to me and just slows me down
As ben is uǝq backwards says, encourages me to act even when I’m unsure, which is 100% the wrong thing to do.

Neither of those outcomes are good

