Rhododendrites talk \ 23:12, 23 August 2017 (UTC) Reply Rhododendrites: Right - the blacklist is a technical measure, however we should also have rules on even presenting onion links in blacktext. onion links are blacklisted by default, it's much more common for them to be presented as blacktext, rendering the blacklist moot. onion links without a citation to a reliable source to verify the accuracy of the URL. onion links to sites that are primarily notable for illegal content. onion links other than a single official link when the website is the subject of an article.

Emir of Wikipedia ( talk) 23:04, 23 August 2017 (UTC) Reply My preferred guideline would simply be: (sorry for the spam if you're not interested!) - Nanite ( talk) 22:56, 23 August 2017 (UTC) Reply Nanite: Where shall we discuss the document? Here or on the talkpage? I think that the rotten onions section will probably have to be changed as a result of the above discussion. Likely interested people: Masem Beetstra Emir of Wikipedia Rhododendrites Anarcho-authoritarian dsprc zzuuzz Wnt. Please go ahead and edit anything that's obviously wrong. However I hope the rest of the document is clear. In light of the above discussion perhaps we should change the section on 'Rotten onions' (discusses illegal sites). User:Nanite/Onion_linking_guidelines_draft Hi everyone, I've prepared a draft document to guide how onion sites should be linked.

20 Discussion at User talk:Biografer#Shogi articles.17 New York Times' 'Times Topics' as ELs.16 Just the Beginning (Grace VanderWaal album).15 Should song articles contain external links to commercial lyrics sites?.7 RationalWiki link on the William Lane Craig article.3 Discussion at Talk:List of compositions by Franz Schubert#Excessive embedded external links.2 Okay to link official URL for notable piracy websites? Or WP:ELNEVER?.

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