Excellent contention, and I don't have a ready-made answer yet. Curiously enough, we've seen anonymous services succeed for results unrelated to privacy-from-g

Excellent contention, and I don't have a ready-made answer yet. Curiously enough, we've seen anonymous services succeed for results unrelated to privacy-from-government: places like Omegle & ChatRoulette use anonymity for fun; places like 4chan use anonymity both for fun and also to avoid certain problems common to name-posting. Anonymity has long been a viable alternative put to good use in literature, arts, and entertainment. Perhaps the proper marketing would be along those lines?