improve note about Tarsnap #555

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@@ -1310,7 +1310,8 @@ <h5>Tahoe-LAFS</h5>
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         <div class='notes'><h3 class='i18n-notes'>Notes</h3>
           <div class='i18n-cloud-storage-note'>
-            <p>BitTorrent Sync, MEGA, SpiderOak, and Tarsnap are services that are built on either partially or fully proprietary software. They will not be recommended on PRISM Break until they open source the entirety of their codebase.</p>
+            <p>Tarsnap is not recommended on PRISM Break due to its lack of anonymous payment options and <a href='https://github.com/nylira/prism-break/issues/555#issuecomment-23216365'>strict copyright on the client</a> that makes it difficult to replace the service in the event Tarsnap is shut down.</p>
+            <p>BitTorrent Sync, MEGA, and SpiderOak are services that are built on either partially or fully proprietary software. They will not be recommended on PRISM Break until they open source the entirety of their codebase.</p>
             <p> With closed source software, you need to have 100% trust in the vendor because there's nothing except for their morality in the way of them leaking your personal information. Even if you can vouch for their integrity, proprietary software invariably has more uncaught security bugs and exploits because there are fewer eyes examining the source code.</p>
             <p>Another alternative to cloud storage is local backup with external hard drives and USB flash drives. This method is reliably more secure than storing data on a network, but comes at a convenience cost.</p>
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lang/en.json

@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@
   "i18n-seafile-desc": "Self-hosted file sync and collaboration for teams.",
   "i18n-sparkleshare-desc": "Self-hosted version control and file sync.",
   "i18n-tahoelafs-desc": "Free and open cloud storage system.",
-  "i18n-cloud-storage-note": "<p>BitTorrent Sync, MEGA, SpiderOak, and Tarsnap are services that are built on either partially or fully proprietary software. They will not be recommended on PRISM Break until they open source the entirety of their codebase.</p><p> With closed source software, you need to have 100% trust in the vendor because there's nothing except for their morality in the way of them leaking your personal information. Even if you can vouch for their integrity, proprietary software invariably has more uncaught security bugs and exploits because there are fewer eyes examining the source code.</p><p>Another alternative to cloud storage is local backup with external hard drives and USB flash drives. This method is reliably more secure than storing data on a network, but comes at a convenience cost.</p>",
+  "i18n-cloud-storage-note": "<p>Tarsnap is not recommended on PRISM Break due to its lack of anonymous payment options and <a href='https://github.com/nylira/prism-break/issues/555#issuecomment-23216365'>strict copyright on the client</a> that makes it difficult to replace the service in the event Tarsnap is shut down.</p><p>BitTorrent Sync, MEGA, and SpiderOak are services that are built on either partially or fully proprietary software. They will not be recommended on PRISM Break until they open source the entirety of their codebase.</p><p> With closed source software, you need to have 100% trust in the vendor because there's nothing except for their morality in the way of them leaking your personal information. Even if you can vouch for their integrity, proprietary software invariably has more uncaught security bugs and exploits because there are fewer eyes examining the source code.</p><p>Another alternative to cloud storage is local backup with external hard drives and USB flash drives. This method is reliably more secure than storing data on a network, but comes at a convenience cost.</p>",
 
   "i18n-document-collaboration": "Document collaboration",
   "i18n-etherpad-desc": "Self-hosted, real-time collaborative documents.",
@@ -225,7 +225,7 @@
   "i18n-hdd-ssd-encryption": "HDD &amp; SSD encryption",
   "i18n-dmcrypt-desc": "Transparent disk encryption subsystem included in the GNU/Linux kernel.",
   "i18n-luks-desc": "LUKS is a convenience and ease-of-use layer for use on top of dm-crypt.",
-  "i18n-cloud-storage-note":"<p>Gentoo GNU/Linux <a href='https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/DM-Crypt_LUKS'>maintains a guide</a> for <strong>dm-crypt</strong> with <strong>LUKS</strong>.</p><p>Arch GNU/Linux <a href='https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Dm-crypt_with_LUKS'>maintains a guide</a> to <strong>dm-crypt</strong> with <strong>LUKS</strong>. Also useable for Parabola GNU/Linux.</p><blockquote><p>Although TrueCrypt looks like free software, concerns over its licence prevent its inclusion in Debian. Truecrypt is also developed in a closed fashion, so while the source code is freely available, it may receive less review than might a comparable openly developed project.</p><p>For the above reasons, Tails developers do not recommend TrueCrypt.</p><footer>&mdash; <cite><a href='https://tails.boum.org/doc/encryption_and_privacy/truecrypt/'>Tails</a></cite></footer>",
+  "i18n-hdd-ssd-note":"<p>Gentoo GNU/Linux <a href='https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/DM-Crypt_LUKS'>maintains a guide</a> for <strong>dm-crypt</strong> with <strong>LUKS</strong>.</p><p>Arch GNU/Linux <a href='https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Dm-crypt_with_LUKS'>maintains a guide</a> to <strong>dm-crypt</strong> with <strong>LUKS</strong>. Also useable for Parabola GNU/Linux.</p><blockquote><p>Although TrueCrypt looks like free software, concerns over its licence prevent its inclusion in Debian. Truecrypt is also developed in a closed fashion, so while the source code is freely available, it may receive less review than might a comparable openly developed project.</p><p>For the above reasons, Tails developers do not recommend TrueCrypt.</p><footer>&mdash; <cite><a href='https://tails.boum.org/doc/encryption_and_privacy/truecrypt/'>Tails</a></cite></footer>",
 
   "i18n-mail-server": "Mail server",
   "i18n-iredmail-desc": "Install and configure mail server packages automatically in GNU/Linux and BSD.",