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Salicide is self-aligned silicide, and hits the gate and S/D
regions. You get lower gate resistance and lose some
issues with LDD vs silicided S/D region control because
the spacer/gate hard mask keeps the silicide where it
belongs.
Silicide to me means it's shot at the S/D through a mask
of its own, or only in the contacts (silicide by subsequent
sinter).
But you can't assume it's not a matter of careless expression
either, not everybody cares about every detail and strictly
speaking, both styles are silicide.
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