Reword the section saying webchat applies a gateway cloak

diff --git a/content/kb/general/cloaks.md b/content/kb/general/cloaks.md
index 08f81eaf83b7590819e6cd678e0bd12bffe434f1..c3418833ec0716ec52f40426970566dab66b5bf3 100755 (executable)
--- a/content/kb/general/cloaks.md
+++ b/content/kb/general/cloaks.md
@@ -60,8 +60,8 @@ should *not* be relied upon for that purpose, as they are not reliable:
    unavailable due to a netsplit or maintenance) will show your uncloaked
    IP/hostname. [Authenticating with SASL](/kb/answer/sasl) avoids this if 
    configured to abort the connection on authentication failure.
- - Connecting via a gateway (for instance, the webchat) will override
-   unaffiliated cloaks (see the "gateway cloaks" section above)
+ - Connecting via a gateway (for instance, most web-based irc clients) will
+   override unaffiliated cloaks (see the "gateway cloaks" section above)
  - Due to the nature of IRC services, there are some tricks which can cause
    services to reveal a cloaked user's IP/hostname.
  - Accepting a DCC chat/file transfer session, or clicking a link someone sends