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I agree with these, from an article named "Holes in Spaces":

• You explicitely ask for a different desktop: using one of the keyboard shortcuts or using the F8 Exposé-like mode.
• You switch to an application that you have chosen to attach to a specific desktop (e.g. you might want all you Mail stuff to stay in Desktop 3).
• You explicitely select a particular window situated in a different desktop, for example if you select that window in the Windows menu, or open the corresponding document from the Finder.

Of course, I'd have to add to the list a clarification that actions like the automatic closing of a sheet should not take you back to another space, too.

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