If you look at the Lesswrong version of Morality as Fixed Computation and compare it to the Greaterwrong version, you'll see that the GreaterWrong version doesn't display the blockquoted pseudocode correctly.
I've looked at the DOM of the LessWrong version using Firefox's DOM inspector, and it's really weird. The way the text is split up between <tt> elements makes no sense to me.
Sometimes it's also correct to just fix the HTML of the offending post. This is just a straightforward copy of the old HTML, and a lot of the old HTML was quite janky.
If you look at the Lesswrong version of Morality as Fixed Computation and compare it to the Greaterwrong version, you'll see that the GreaterWrong version doesn't display the blockquoted pseudocode correctly.
I've looked at the DOM of the LessWrong version using Firefox's DOM inspector, and it's really weird. The way the text is split up between
<tt>
elements makes no sense to me.