diff --git a/AddingAnOnionService.md b/AddingAnOnionService.md
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--- a/AddingAnOnionService.md
+++ b/AddingAnOnionService.md
@@ -7,15 +7,15 @@ number of nodes. This is already happening in places like Iran.
 
 It would help if all the BS node operators could also run a Tor client
 (not exit node), in addition to running their node. There are no risks
-to the BS operator from running a Tor client (not exit node), and the
-overhead in negligible.  The onion server is a 127.0.0.1 service, so
-cannot be seen by your ISP.  The BS service is on the opennet anyway
-so an onion is just another access method.  So we get dozens of Tor
-onion nodes running quickly, we could test out running Tox *in* Tor
-using Hidden Services. If the Tox nodebase was improved to serve BS
-nodes, it would be much more resilient.  I'm assuming the adversaries
-cannot block .onion addresses within Tor, which I think is a valid
-assumption for now.
+to the BS operator from running a Tor client in any country that Tor
+is still legal as it's not exit node, and the overhead in negligible.
+The onion server is a 127.0.0.1 service, so cannot be seen by your ISP.
+The BS service is on the opennet anyway so an onion is just another
+access method.  So we get dozens of Tor onion nodes running quickly,
+we could test out running Tox *in* Tor using Hidden Services. If the
+Tox nodebase was improved to serve BS nodes, it would be much more
+resilient.  I'm assuming the adversaries cannot block .onion addresses
+within Tor, which I think is a valid assumption for now.
 
 There are [simple instructions](https://community.torproject.org/onion-services/setup/)
 to get Tor up and running, and you can test it by setting you browser
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ to use the SOCKS proxy on ```127.0.0.1:9050```.
 Configure your boostrap server with an extra tcp_port that is not
 listed publically in the nodes.json file. We will use 33446 as an example.
 
-In your ```/etc/tor/torrc`` or equivalent, you need to add 2 sections.
+In your ```/etc/tor/torrc``` or equivalent, you need to add 2 sections.
 
 The first is:
 ```
@@ -44,9 +44,9 @@ Replace 33446 with your real port number.
 The next time tor starts up, a new directory will be created in
 ```/var/lib/tor/tox-hsv3/``` and it will have a file called
 ```hostname```. Look in the file for the onion address to your site.
-Now add the onion address followed by a colon and post it to the
-[mailinglist](https://lists.tox.chat/pipermail/bootstrap/),
-along with your node's public key.
+Now add the onion address followed by a colon and the port number
+and post it along with your node's public key to the
+[mailinglist](https://lists.tox.chat/pipermail/bootstrap/).
 
 You can also add this pair to the onions slot in your entry in the
 DHTnodes.json file. If there is not an onions slot, create one.
@@ -55,3 +55,4 @@ DHTnodes.json file. If there is not an onions slot, create one.
 Details:
 * https://git.plastiras.org/emdee/tox_profile/ToxAndTorInChinaAndIran
 * https://community.torproject.org/onion-services/setup/
+* https://community.torproject.org/onion-services/