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Difficult or impossible to discern suggested edit

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Sometimes my posts get a suggested edit that is submitted. I try my hardest to discern what change they made, but the current user interface doesn't show any changes. Is there a way to show some sort of diff, with the original on the left and the changes on the right? Or am I missing something?

Edit: Ironically a suggested edit was made to this post, and I was able to see the diff on the left and right. I still don't on the post which prompted this one.

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Unless the edit was to remove the tag (which seems likely). If so, it's very hard to tell that that is what the change was.

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