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In theory? Sure. In actual legal practice? Probably not if they want to retain anonymity.

• DannyBee 11y ago
  False. See below. Even if they wanted to enforce copyright, they can register as a pseudonym. They can also enforce in court under a pseudonym, as long as they can prove it's the same person with the registration. Which may be tricky.
  • SEJeff 11y ago
    In the US Legal System, an accuser has to face the defendent. Not sure how they can do that and remain anonymous.
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    • DannyBee 11y ago
      That's criminal, and something afforded to defendants. In the civil system, which is where copyright resides, you can simply be represented by counsel and never appear at all :) This happens all the time.
      • SEJeff 11y ago
        touche!