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Should I put "FAQ request" or “Designer response needed” in my post or thread?

No.
Doing so suggests that your post or thread is more “worthy” of staff attention than someone else’s thread which doesn’t include this text.
Also, because having more FAQ clicks doesn’t make a thread more likely to be answered, doing this to encourage more FAQ clicks doesn’t help you.
Finally, most people insisting they need a designer or developer to weigh in with an official answer are in a situation where they’re disagreeing with the GM or another player and one side refuses to budge unless they get an official response from Paizo, and Paizo doesn’t want to encourage that sort of heavy-handedness.

Please refrain from putting "FAQ request" in your title.

There are two flow charts over at d20pfsrd.com:
Chart 1
Chart 2

Keep in mind that if you get hit by an AoO while initiating the Grapple, you take the damage as penalty to your CMB-Roll. Also, both parties gain the "Grappled" Condition and thus all associated penalties.

The Grappler also gets a +5 Bonus on all Grapple-Checks he makes.

[...] An extract is “cast” by drinking it, as if imbibing a potion—the effects of an extract exactly duplicate the spell upon which its formula is based, save that the spell always affects only the drinking alchemist.[...]

School transmutation; Level alchemist 3, bard 3, druid 4, sorcerer/wizard 4

[...]
Range close (25 ft. + 5 ft./2 levels)
Target 1 object weighing up to 1 pound/level
[...]

This spell is available as alchemical formula and thus can be used by an Alchemist.

As I understand it: you drink the extract, which "charges the spell". With this "charged spell" you then have the ability to turn one object within the given size- and range-limitations to liquid.

There is no clear definition about how inhaled poisons are delivered.

Could you clarify if an unmodified flask of inhaled poison can be used as a splash weapon? If not: can they be thrown by any other means?