I’m glad I’m not the only one. I was wondering if it was something I did… like follow him and not anyone else, or something.
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I thought it might be an indicator of a different user group/role, like administrator, but it doesn’t indicate that. Might be a hidden group.
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THANKS. Wasn’t SXSW, but I remember you, bro! I can’t remember what it was. Maybe CES or BABBQ.
I’ve been wondering, too! 
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THANKS, you’re so kind. Introverts rule!
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I think it might be something @Leo did (by accident)? It kinda looks like it is possible to assign colours to topics and sub-topics and I think the hosts names are done like a topic.
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I remember now, CES, they all blend together.
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Congrats on the new gig, @ant_pruitt! I have always enjoyed when you were a guest on the network and the grounded approach you take to tech coverage. 
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Thank you very much 
Just being me 
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So glad you’re part of the TWiT community Ant!
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I’m really glad to be here. THANKS. Hope you’re doing well 
@ant_pruitt @Leo Has there been an explanation given for this yet?
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In Discourse each category gets a colour. Maybe whoever set up Ant’s category clicked on the wrong colour.
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We’ve not found anything. But so far nothing has stopped me from successfully chatting here. (shrugs)
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I set it up. Don’t remember a color option, though.
Welcome Ant! Nice to have a southern voice of reason. Don’t let the left coast change you buddy.
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Yes! That’s exactly what happened. It’s fixed now. Thanks for the clue @Steve.
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OK, that’s great @Leo. I actually just fired up Discourse locally using docker-compose to investigate further. Still an interesting exercise to do.
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Discourse has a seeming infinitude of settings. It’s quite daunting. Fortunately the defaults are very good.
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@ant_pruitt is true blue now!
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