Last modified: 2014-05-06 23:02:10 UTC
The final {{edit semi-protected}} template at http://parsoid-prod.wmflabs.org/enwiki/Talk%3AList_of_PlayStation_3_games?oldid=603662711 (the table just under the "Semi-protected edit request on 23 March 2014" heading) lacks a data-mw attribute. It should have one, the way all the other template invocations do.
The problem is that this template invocation: {{vgrtbl|JP|March 19, 2014}} introduces an inclosed span which pretty much wraps everything else from that point till the end of the document. So, that unbalanced transclusion wraps all other content and transclusions. You can see the in your browser with a DOM inspector. Look at the data-mw for that span (with about id #mwt18). You will find that its parts start with the Vgrtbl template and include everything further on. Tidy probably closes the unclosed span much earlier. This is yet another issue between how Tidy cleans up misnested tags and how Parsoid handles it. Parsoid relies on a HTML5 parser to fix things up and doesn't do anything beyond that. There are now a bunch of issues showing up in different context that all pertain to differences between Tidy and Parsoid. I'll leave this bug report open with this info. But if you fix the template, the problem will resolve. An unrelated issue I notice is that there seems to be missing table tags around where the vgrtbl template is being used.
I've fixed the vgrtbl template. The table tags aren't supposed to be there in this case, since it was a user requesting that that column be added to the article's table.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 63699 ***
