Re: [tor-talk] "Hidden Services" vs "Onion services"

[Virgil Griffith <i@xxxxxxxxx>]

Right now I perceive consensus in accepting the term "onion services"
as a synonym for "hidden services", and when it's specifically a
website, also suggesting the more specific term, "onion site".

Cool.  I support that.  For nonnative speakers it might sometimes to
be useful to say "onion-site" to avoid ambiguity, but "onion site"
should be fine in most cases.

If there's ever an accepted candidate as a replacement for "dark net",
I am interested.  So far the most plausible candidates I've seen are
"onion net" and "onion space".  Which at least follows from the "onion
site" name.

-V

On Sat, Nov 15, 2014 at 6:07 PM, I <beatthebastards@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Robert wrote
>> Hacker wouldn't have the currency it has if a large part of the
>> pudgy, pizza-eating photophobes didn't perpetuate it for dramatic
>> self-interest.
>
>>Katya wrote
>>I really don't think comments like this help the situation.
>
> Certainly.
> I meant to highlight that the desire for loaded terms is the problem.
>
> Using unclear terms and resorting to jargon to be cooler is one of the barriers I, and many, have found at our early encounters with Tor when we are quite serious about participating in and supporting privacy and rights.
>
> Robert
>
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