I already often refer to www hidden services as âonion sitesâ when introducing people to Tor, since that coincides with the one user-facing attribute they have: the .onion TLD. Much less jargony for non-technical users, and (as already noted) less ambiguous about what exactly is "hidden". Still not sure how I feel about non-www hidden services. For XMPP, IRC, SSH, and other uses, I still generally say "hidden service". But +1 for "onion site" or something like it. Mike Tigas News Applications Developer, ProPublica http://www.propublica.org/ @mtigas | https://mike.tig.as/ | 0x6E0E9923
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