You know that that Wikipedia article doesn't even have the word "anonymity" in it, right? There's no general privacy law in the U.S. There's some minor right

You know that that Wikipedia article doesn't even have the word "anonymity" in it, right? There's no general privacy law in the U.S. There's some minor right to write anonymously, extrapolated from the First Amendment, but absolutely no right to be anonymous in general, and in fact the First Amendment goes the other way: Threadless has the right to publish those photos and to make any truthful statements about them whatsoever. In many cases Threadless can even make untruthful statements about the photos and still be perfectly legal.