Added distinguished check for isMod & isAdmin comment user badges

[CBerry22]

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Added a distinguished check to the isMod and isAdmin UserBadges on comments so they will only appear when speaking as a moderator.

This will fix the comment side of #1828

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[dessalines]

I spose I'd be okay with this, but I personally think its useful to know which users are moderators and admins, even if they aren't speaking in an official capacity.

[Crashdoom]

I spose I'd be okay with this, but I personally think its useful to know which users are moderators and admins, even if they aren't speaking in an official capacity.

@dessalines Since the admins are shown on the index of Lemmy (fig.1) and mods are shown on the community index (fig.2.), wouldn't that be sufficient for identifying them? The info is also listed on the user profiles for admin and mods respectively.

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fig.2

Personally, it does come down to not wanting to flaunt authority as it does tend to make some users really uncomfortable with interacting, even if you're not speaking in an official capacity.

[Crashdoom]

Well, actually, because of display names, it's somewhat problematic

Multiple people can have the same display name, what's to stop someone from impersonating a mod?

Valid. Hadn't thought of that. Could add a tag next to the user if they're non-local showing either their full username ([email protected]) or just domain.tld. That'd probably be a good idea irrespective of this change since impersonation like this would be really easy under the current system.

EDIT: To borrow a concept from Mastodon, they always show the username for local users (e.g. @crashdoom) but for any remote users, it's always the username and domain (e.g. @[email protected]). Might be worth something similar, even with display names to avoid that confusion.