There has been an ongoing discussion about the design of the faq page on the wiki. Unfortunately, this discussions and the resulting edits were driven by miscommunication and uncoordinated acting, so I want use thread to find a final consensus solution to this issue.
First of all, let me state the past events in chronological order:
1. With the help of samuncle and later MTres19, I wrote a skin for the new wiki. For the content pages, including the faq page, I used a simple design which basically just fitted mediawiki's html into the new skin.
2. Samuncle introduced some advanced styling using a mediawiki plugin and additional css. In that process, the individual faq entries were hidden in an accordion.
3. Later on, I removed the show/hide design, so all articles were always displayed. More on why I did this below.
4. Recently, MTres19 reintroduced the show/hide design.
The reason why I removed the accordion design were UX considerations: The frequently asked questions are something a user normally wants to read through as a whole, which is cumbersome when having to click every single entry open. Additionally, they should be concise enough that there is no need for hiding parts away. I admit though that the design with the always open accordion was quite ugly. Therefore, I suggest redesigning the page to a simple header-body structure which is what most faq pages I consider great do. The question whether we need a table of contents or not remains up to debate.