Hammond, who used online aliases such as "crediblethreat" and "yohoho", once described himself as "an anarchist communist", the complaint said.
Alexander, who used corny aliases such as Bourne and Bauer, was originally jailed in 2008, after he supplied the gun to the Croxteth Crew who shot dead schoolboy Rhys Jones in Liverpool in 2007.
The suspects used 30 separate aliases, such as "Phantom Pharma" and "Toxic Storm" in the five-year conspiracy, which involved encrypted communications, cryptocurrency, laundered funds and offshore accounts, The Post's Sari Horwitz reports.
Pro surfers sometimes are on the site playing against these fans as well, using aliases.
Richard has recorded under countless aliases, such as Frightgod and Dr Xavier.
This Supreme Court-blessed government speech control operates under aliases such as "regionalism" and "localism" as invoked by Wu.
And she's an electronic shape-shifter, releasing music under various aliases, such as Nocturnal Sunshine for bassier productions.
They may ask us to use aliases as repressive regimes will often threaten to harm their families back home.
Assange himself has used aliases: as a teen-ager, he was known in cyberspace as Mendax.
This problem can only be addressed by using a convolution kernel designed to reduce the effect of aliasing, such as the one we have used here.
