Less Wrong’s Markdown implementation doesn’t allow HTML, and there’s no way to do tables in the non-HTML part of Markdown, except for using spaces to separate the columns so that they line up in a fixed-width font, then indenting each line by four spaces.
| | Projected Monetary | Projected Opportunity |
| Available Funds | Cost of Attending | Cost of Not Attending | End Result
-------+-----------------+--------------------+---------------------------+-----------------------------
Friend | $600 | $600 | Unknown (Possibly Nought) | Known loss of monetary funds
| | | | - unknown opportunity cost
-------+-----------------+--------------------+---------------------------+-----------------------------
Other | $3,000 | $1,200 | Lifelong Saudade | Worthwhile expenditure of
| | | | time & funds
-------+-----------------+--------------------+---------------------------+-----------------------------
Less Wrong’s Markdown implementation doesn’t allow HTML, and there’s no way to do tables in the non-HTML part of Markdown, except for using spaces to separate the columns so that they line up in a fixed-width font, then indenting each line by four spaces.
(Today I learned a new word.)
Ｔｈａｎｋ ｙｏｕ． I used the page source code from the tables in this article to try it previously.
Yeah, posts use HTML but comments use Markdown.