On Wed, Apr 25, 2018 at 04:58:36PM -0400, grarpamp wrote:
> In onionland, there seems to be little knowledge of v3, thus little worry
> about v2 in cases where v3 would actually apply to benefit, that's bad.
v3 onion services just seem like a way worse deal to the average user and
the unknowledgeable admin. Mainly because the addresses are way too long. I
can remember a couple of v2 addresses, but not a single v3 address. So that's
just bad advertising from the start.
Before at least Facebook, DuckDuckGo, The New York Times, the Debian Project
and even the Tor Project themselves (!) have rolled out their v3 onion
services, one shouldn't even think about deprecating HSv2. It's going to be
around for many years to come, taking for them just as long to vanish as an
SSL version, I think, unfortunately.
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