Been here a while and still don't know

"Site mods" is usually used as an umbrella term for both Global Mods and Community Mods.

Biggest difference between the two is that Community Mods have the cooler-looking 'M'.

Oh so that's what the "M" means on other mods that have different color on it

From an AI, aka Google Bard

Global mods and site mods in Imgflip are both moderators, but they have different levels of authority.

-Global mods have the highest level of authority. They can moderate any part of the site, including the forums, chat rooms, and image boards. They can also ban users from the entire site.
-Site mods have a lower level of authority than global mods. They can only moderate their own stream or community. They cannot ban users from the entire site.
In general, global mods are responsible for ensuring that the entire Imgflip community follows the site's rules. Site mods are responsible for ensuring that their own stream or community follows the rules.

Here is a table summarizing the differences between global mods and site mods:
https://i.imgflip.com/7s2ngu.jpg

I know this is from an AI, but:
When they said "site mod", they were talking about community moderators, not stream moderators.

Oh
Then in that case, what's the difference between Community Mods and Global Mods?

Welp I did not knew that

It's funny how I asked this literally a day ago XD