The posts are generated in the web page via loops... and I do not see where they are to edit them.

include_thread_display.html uses the loop "threads"

post_view_flat.html uses the loop "post_loop"

post_view_threaded.html uses two other pages:
1) include_thread_display.html for posts with threads
2) include_post_display.html for posts that are alone

include_post_display.html uses

post_view_printable.html uses loop "post_loop"

you can fix this partially in include_post_display by doing the following:

1) through the admin pannel - create two new global variables

moderator_font
value='s <font color="#FF0000"> (you can change the hex to whatever color you want - this is red)

/moderator_font
value='s </font>

2) in include_post_display.html add the BOLD

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<a href="gforum.cgi?<%if user_status%>username=<%escape_url post_username%><%else%>user=<%user_id%><%endif%>;<%hidden_query%>">
<%if post_user_is_moderator%>
<%moderator_font%>
<%endif%>
<big><%nbsp post_username%></big>
</a>
<%else%>
<%if post_user_is_moderator%>
<%moderator_font%>
<%endif%>

<big><%nbsp post_username%></big>
<%endif%>
<%if post_user_is_moderator%>
<%/moderator_font%>
<%endif%>

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*NOTE: This is not a total solution - it only affects moderators and not administrators. It only changes the color inside of a post. It does not change their name in a category view, who's onlne, or links to threaded messages.