Don't bold quoting of non-prose references in "Moderator Instructions"

Technical writing such as the "Moderator Instructions" asset post is often littered with non-prose text such as
references to:

- UI elements
- navigation items
- product names

The reader may have difficulty understanding when text is prose vs a reference to one of these items. For this reason,
readability is improved by formatting the text so that there is a clear visual difference between the standard prose
text and the non-prose items.

This is done by employing several formatting techniques:

- Bolding
- Quoting

Since the goal is only to emphasize the non-prose references, the quotes should not be bolded, so the nesting of the
formatting markup must be done in the correct order.

Some of the formatting was previously nested in the incorrect order, which resulted in inconsistent formatting and
harmed readability.

Author: per1234

content/categories/staff/moderation/_topics/moderator-instructions/1.md

@@ -91,15 +91,15 @@ The ["**Review**" page](https://forum.arduino.cc/review) presents four options f
 
 #### [Post flagged as "Off-Topic"](#post-flagged-as-off-topic)
 
-See the [**"Move topic"**](#move-topic-to-correct-category) or [**"Split topic"**](#split-hijacked-topic) instructions.
+See the "[**Move topic**](#move-topic-to-correct-category)" or "[**Split topic**](#split-hijacked-topic)" instructions.
 
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 <a name="post-flagged-as-inappropriate"></a>
 
 #### [Post flagged as "Inappropriate"](#post-flagged-as-inappropriate)
 
-See the [**"Inappropriate behavior"**](#deal-with-inappropriate-behavior) instructions.
+See the ["**Inappropriate behavior**" instructions](#deal-with-inappropriate-behavior).
 
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@@ -118,10 +118,10 @@ See the [**"Inappropriate behavior"**](#deal-with-inappropriate-behavior) instru
 ##### [If the post is spam](#if-the-post-is-spam)
 
 1. Click the **<kbd>Yes ▾</kbd>** button.
-1. From the dropdown menu, click "**Suspend user**". The **"Suspend User"** dialog will open.
+1. From the dropdown menu, click "**Suspend user**". The "**Suspend User**" dialog will open.
 1. From the "**Suspend user until**" dropdown menu, select "**Forever**".
 1. In the "**Suspension Reason**" text field, enter "spam".
-1. From the **"What would you like to do with the associated post?"** dropdown menu, select "**Delete the post**".
+1. From the "**What would you like to do with the associated post?**" dropdown menu, select "**Delete the post**".
 1. Click the **<kbd>:no_entry_sign: Suspend</kbd>** button.
 
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@@ -133,12 +133,12 @@ See the [**"Inappropriate behavior"**](#deal-with-inappropriate-behavior) instru
 The user submitting a "**Something Else**" flag will provide a message explaining the purpose of the flag. This might be used to flag problematic posts that don't fit into any of the standard user-submitted flag categories, or simply as an efficient means of communicating with the moderators about a benign post (e.g., requesting a tutorial topic be closed to discussion).
 
 1. [Review the flag](#review-flag).
-1. If the flag warranted action, resolve it, following the relevant instructions provided elsewhere in this document. In cases where an **"Yes"** review was warranted but you are unable to take the external action to resolve the flag, just select **"Keep post"** from the **<kbd>Yes ▾</kbd>** menu. A message is generated in the [**"Moderators"** messages folder](https://forum.arduino.cc/my/messages/group/moderators) for each "**Something Else**" flag, and this message will be used to track the request.
-1. A private message is generated for each "**Something Else**" flag. This can be accessed directly via the flag's **<kbd>view full conversation</kbd>** button, or the [**"Moderators"** messages folder](https://forum.arduino.cc/my/messages/group/moderators). If the flag was resolved by the review interface itself, this message will automatically be archived. However, it is often not possible to resolve the flag via the review interface (e.g., [moving](#move-topic-to-correct-category) a topic to the appropriate category). In this case, the message must be manually archived by clicking its **<kbd>:file_folder: Archive</kbd>** button.
+1. If the flag warranted action, resolve it, following the relevant instructions provided elsewhere in this document. In cases where an "**Yes**" review was warranted but you are unable to take the external action to resolve the flag, just select "**Keep post**" from the <kbd>**Yes ▾**</kbd> menu. A message is generated in the ["**Moderators**" messages folder](https://forum.arduino.cc/my/messages/group/moderators) for each "**Something Else**" flag, and this message will be used to track the request.
+1. A private message is generated for each "**Something Else**" flag. This can be accessed directly via the flag's **<kbd>view full conversation</kbd>** button, or the ["**Moderators**" messages folder](https://forum.arduino.cc/my/messages/group/moderators). If the flag was resolved by the review interface itself, this message will automatically be archived. However, it is often not possible to resolve the flag via the review interface (e.g., [moving](#move-topic-to-correct-category) a topic to the appropriate category). In this case, the message must be manually archived by clicking its **<kbd>:file_folder: Archive</kbd>** button.
 
    ![Archive message|356x500, 50%](https://europe1.discourse-cdn.com/arduino/original/4X/0/e/c/0ec0938faf6e77029655ff167701d3ca16bbdd3f.png)
 
-   **WARNING:** the [**"Moderators"** messages folder](https://forum.arduino.cc/my/messages/group/moderators) is shared between all the moderators. When you take an action it affects the inbox for everyone.
+   **WARNING:** the ["**Moderators**" messages folder](https://forum.arduino.cc/my/messages/group/moderators) is shared between all the moderators. When you take an action it affects the inbox for everyone.
 
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@@ -217,10 +217,10 @@ This flag is created by **`@system`** when a new user created a topic, and anoth
 ##### [If the post is malicious](#if-the-post-is-malicious-2)
 
 1. Click the **<kbd>Yes ▾</kbd>** button.
-1. From the dropdown menu, click "**Suspend User**". The **"Suspend User"** dialog will open.
+1. From the dropdown menu, click "**Suspend User**". The "**Suspend User**" dialog will open.
 1. From the "**Select a timeframe**" dropdown menu, select "**Forever**".
 1. In the "**Suspension Reason**" text field, enter "malicious use of multiple accounts".
-1. From the **"What would you like to do with the associated post?"** dropdown menu, select "**Delete the post**".
+1. From the "**What would you like to do with the associated post?**" dropdown menu, select "**Delete the post**".
 1. Click the **<kbd>:no_entry_sign: Suspend</kbd>** button.
 
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@@ -282,16 +282,16 @@ Mentions of relevant products or services of interest to the Arduino community a
 1. Click the **:black_flag:** icon.
 1. Click the "**It's Spam**" radio button.
 1. Click the **<kbd>Take Action... ▾</kbd>** button.
-1. From the dropdown menu, click "**Suspend User**". The **"Suspend User"** dialog will open.
+1. From the dropdown menu, click "**Suspend User**". The "**Suspend User**" dialog will open.
 1. From the "**Suspend user until**" dropdown menu, select "**Forever**".
 1. In the "**Suspension Reason**" text field, enter "spam".
-1. From the **"What would you like to do with the associated post?"** dropdown menu, select "**Delete the post**".
+1. From the "**What would you like to do with the associated post?**" dropdown menu, select "**Delete the post**".
 1. Click the **<kbd>:no_entry_sign: Suspend</kbd>** button.
 1. Click the spammer's user name.
 1. Click the spammer's user name in the profile preview popup.
-1. Click the **"Activity"** tab to see their other posts.
+1. Click the "**Activity**" tab to see their other posts.
 1. Open any other spam posts they have made.
-1. Follow the [**"Delete post"**](#delete-post) or [**"Delete topic"**](#delete-topic) instructions to delete the additional spam.
+1. Follow the "[**Delete post**](#delete-post)" or "[**Delete topic**](#delete-topic)" instructions to delete the additional spam.
 
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@@ -305,7 +305,7 @@ Topics written in a language for which there is not a dedicated board may be lef
 
 1. If you don't know the language or, in the case of language categories with sub-categories, subject, copy the post text and paste it into [**Google Translate**](https://translate.google.com). This will detect the language and allow you to determine the subject matter.
    **Note:** it's easy for someone unfamiliar with the language to mistake Portuguese for Spanish.
-1. Follow the **["Move topic to correct category" instructions](#move-topic-to-correct-category)** to move the topic to the appropriate category.
+1. Follow the ["**Move topic to correct category**" instructions](#move-topic-to-correct-category) to move the topic to the appropriate category.
 
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@@ -319,7 +319,7 @@ A cross-post is when a user posts on the same subject to the forum multiple time
 1. Click the **"Activity"** tab to see their posts.
 1. Pick one of the cross-posts to keep. If only one cross-post has valuable replies, keep that one. The cross-post that is in the appropriate forum board has preference.
 1. Follow the instructions below to [delete](#if-the-post-to-be-removed-has-no-valuable-replies) or [merge](#if-the-post-to-be-removed-has-valuable-replies) the other cross-posts.
-1. Add a [**"User Note"**](#add-user-note) to document the rule violation. If the user notes indicate a history of repeated cross-posting, take more severe moderation action, as described in the [**"Deal with inappropriate behavior"**](#deal-with-inappropriate-behavior) instructions.
+1. Add a "[**User Note**](#add-user-note)" to document the rule violation. If the user notes indicate a history of repeated cross-posting, take more severe moderation action, as described in the "[**Deal with inappropriate behavior**](#deal-with-inappropriate-behavior)" instructions.
 1. In a reply to the cross-post to be kept, add a ["Staff Post"](#make-staff-post):
    > I've deleted/merged your other cross-post(s).
    >
@@ -335,7 +335,7 @@ A cross-post is when a user posts on the same subject to the forum multiple time
 
 ##### [If the post to be removed has no valuable replies](#if-the-post-to-be-removed-has-no-valuable-replies)
 
-1. Follow the [**"Delete post"**](#delete-post) or [**"Delete topic"**](#delete-topic) instructions.
+1. Follow the "[**Delete post**](#delete-post)" or "[**Delete topic**](#delete-topic)" instructions.
 
 <a name="if-the-post-to-be-removed-has-valuable-replies"></a>
 
@@ -351,9 +351,9 @@ If multiple cross-posts have valuable replies, they must be preserved by merging
 
 1. Open the cross-post's topic.
 1. Click the wrench button ("topic actions") at the bottom of the topic.
-1. From the menu, select "**Select Posts...**". A **"You have selected 0 posts."** dialog will open.
+1. From the menu, select "**Select Posts...**". A "**You have selected 0 posts.**" dialog will open.
 1. If the entire thread is related to the cross-post, click "**select all**" in the dialog. If the cross-post was a [thread hijack](#split-hijacked-topic), then click the **<kbd>select</kbd>** button on each post related to the cross-post.
-1. Click the **<kbd>move to</kbd>** button. A **"Move to"** dialog will open.
+1. Click the **<kbd>move to</kbd>** button. A "**Move to**" dialog will open.
 1. Use the **"Search for a Topic"** field to find the cross-post topic to be kept. This can be done by entering its topic ID, which is the number at the end of the topic's URL. For example, the ID of this topic (`https://forum.arduino.cc/t/moderator-instructions/630548`) is `630548`.
 1. Click the **<kbd>Move to Existing Topic</kbd>** button.
 
@@ -371,17 +371,17 @@ A topic hijack is when a user makes a reply that is not relevant to the topic. T
 
 ---
 
-**Note:** cross-posts are sometimes done in the form of a hijack. In that case, follow the [**"Deal with cross-post"** instructions](#deal-with-cross-post).
+**Note:** cross-posts are sometimes done in the form of a hijack. In that case, follow the ["**Deal with cross-post**" instructions](#deal-with-cross-post).
 
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 1. Open the hijacked topic.
 1. Click the wrench button ("topic actions") at the bottom of the topic.
-1. From the menu, select "**Select Posts...**". A **"You have selected 0 posts."** dialog will open.
+1. From the menu, select "**Select Posts...**". A "**You have selected 0 posts.**" dialog will open.
 1. Click the **<kbd>select</kbd>** button on each post related to the hijack.
-1. Click the **<kbd>move to</kbd>** button. A **"Move to"** dialog will open.
-1. In the **"New Topic Title"** field, enter an appropriate title for the subject of the hijack post.
-1. Select the appropriate [forum category](https://forum.arduino.cc/categories) from the **"Category"** dropdown menu.
+1. Click the **<kbd>move to</kbd>** button. A "**Move to**" dialog will open.
+1. In the "**New Topic Title**" field, enter an appropriate title for the subject of the hijack post.
+1. Select the appropriate [forum category](https://forum.arduino.cc/categories) from the "**Category**" dropdown menu.
 1. Click the **<kbd>Move to New Topic</kbd>** button. The new topic will be created and opened in your browser.
 1. In a reply to the newly created topic, add a ["Staff Post"](#make-staff-post):
    > Please don't hijack topics. I've had to split your post out to its own topic.
@@ -518,7 +518,7 @@ This shows the user's posts, which can be used to find unreported inappropriate
 
 1. Open the user's profile page. This can be accessed by clicking their user name, then the user name in the profile preview popup.
    - If any of their posts have been deleted, there will be a black bar at the top of the user profile "**Summary**" page with a "**deleted posts**" link. Click that link to see the deleted posts.
-   - Click the **"Activity"** tab to see their other posts.
+   - Click the "**Activity**" tab to see their other posts.
 
 <a name="ip-lookup"></a>
 
@@ -529,7 +529,7 @@ This tool allows you to see all the accounts associated with the user's [IP addr
 1. Open the user's profile page. This can be accessed by clicking their user name, then the user name in the profile preview popup.
 1. Click the **<kbd>Admin</kbd>** button.
 1. Click the **<kbd>:globe_with_meridians: IP Lookup</kbd>** button.
-1. Check whether any other accounts are listed under the **"Other accounts with this IP address"** section.
+1. Check whether any other accounts are listed under the "**Other accounts with this IP address**" section.
 
 <a name="action-logs"></a>
 
@@ -567,7 +567,7 @@ User notes can be associated with a post. These are the same as the [User Notes
 
 1. Click the **⬤⬤⬤** icon at the bottom of the post.
 1. Click the wrench icon.
-1. Click **"Add User Note"**.
+1. Click "**Add User Note**".
 1. Write the User Note.
 1. Click the **<kbd>Add User Note</kbd>** button.
 
@@ -599,7 +599,7 @@ Moderators can mark their posts with a "Staff Color", which is intended to give
 1. Make a post as usual, whether that be a topic or reply.
 1. Click the **⬤⬤⬤** icon at the bottom of the post to be given the "Staff Color".
 1. Click the wrench icon.
-1. Click **"Add Staff Color"**.
+1. Click "**Add Staff Color**".
 
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