The identities of three other reporters referred to anonymously in the indictment, and with whom Wolfe is alleged to have had contact, were not clear.
Interviewees are referred to anonymously, since some of them expressed this preference.
The defendants in the suit are Facebook, a Facebook staffer named Anil Wilson, and 50 unnamed Facebook employees referred to anonymously as "defendant Doe".
For purposes of data presentation, institutions are referred to anonymously as Institution A and Institution B. Table 3 provides means, standard deviations, and statistical tests divided by specialty.
Referring to the parties anonymously is "a course to be avoided unless justice requires it", Mr Justice Eady said in the Browne case, adding that there was no good reason why the parties should not be identified.
Nonetheless, his ideas were generally ignored in France for three centuries; even Gabrielle Suchon (1700) referred to him, anonymously, as the author of Égalité while she borrowed liberally from his work.
One of the things they set up was a referral box, which allowed students to anonymously refer their friends to counseling.
Since October 2017, the Trump administration has tried to stop at least four young women ― Jane Does, as they're anonymously referred to in court documents ― from seeking abortions through court injunctions and by delaying their access to care for several weeks.
"The 'whales' thing was a little shocking," said the editor of one men's magazine, speaking anonymously for fear of offending Gucci, a major advertiser, and referring to the standard casino practice of pampering its biggest gamblers.
Eight decades ago, "Lunch Atop a Skyscraper," as the image is commonly referred to, was published anonymously.
Feeling that their internal warnings were not heeded, the nurses, who had a combined 47 years of employment at the hospital, wrote to the state medical board anonymously and referred investigators to cases listed by number but not by patient name.
