When navigating to the , in the comments section, by default there is no highlight for the nomination owner.  But when I click the "show n more comments" link at the end of the comments section, after all the comments are loaded, there is a highlight applied for the nomination user in their comments.  It seems owner CSS class is added after the click of "show n more comments" link, which caused the inconsistency.  GIF for the same
This is similar to , except it's a bug report, not a feature request.  Currently, the nominee's comments on his/her own post are not highlights, unless you click "add / show more comments"  When the page is loaded it looks like:    AfterI click "add / show more comments", it becomes:    Could we have the blue highlighting on the post owner's comments there all the time? It becomes difficult to see the nominees responses to questions, especially on nominations where there aren't enough comments to enable the "add / show more comments" features, like Matt's.
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