I'm curious how posts on which people have hit the "FAQ" button look on the other side of the screen. Not necessarily anything like "We put a shiny unicorn next to any threads which have a FAQ in them", but in terms of the numbers.
Are FAQ-clicks counted per thread or per post? Does whether or not the clicks are on the first post in the thread matter? Is there a list of the top-FAQed threads/posts? Or just an indication on the thread list of a FAQ? Or is there nothing beyond what we users see, and it's just a question of whether a system developer happens to look into the thread?
I'm not looking for this to game the system or anything - just to understand it. My assumptions (based on how I'd do it if I were to build it) are that there's a list of top FAQed posts, and each post that gets clicked (possibly above a threshold) shows up on it. If two posts in the same thread are both FAQed, they'll both be on the list separately. But that's all just guessing.
While not a screenshot or anything: the FAQ'd posts, no matter how many flags they have, show up in a list for review. As with anything the Paizo staff is presented with, the more voices showing that there is a problem or that something is ambiguous, the more likely it is to be looked at.