pseudonymized

Among the members of the collective that anthropologist Ilse Martin pseudonymized as the "New Age Brotherhood," the charismatic leader's precipitous shift from Asian asceticism to a heavy dependence on the Bible resulted in an expectation that the daughters of Eve would meekly "submit to their lord" in marriage.

Manhood in the Age of Aquarius: Masculinity in Two Countercultural Communities, 1965–83 2007

Media, however, get criticized for printing anonymous/pseudonymized comments.

Discourse.net: Ambition 2009

I have pseudonymized the department name, the faculty member's name, and my name, but for the next week, the name of the university shall remain unaltered.

Archive 2007-03-01 ScienceWoman 2007

I have pseudonymized the department name, the faculty member's name, and my name, but for the next week, the name of the university shall remain unaltered.

Taking a stand and naming names ScienceWoman 2007

Just the other day, I had the following conversation at lunch with one of my new colleagues appropriately pseudonymized in my new job.

Bad Mood FemaleCSGradStudent 2007

Second, given how quickly information search tools evolve, you should assume that your pseudonymized messages will become easier to associate with you over time.

NYT > Home Page 2010

For example, if you slip up and sign your real name to a supposedly pseudonymized post, this link between you and your alter ego will end up in Google.

NYT > Home Page 2010