The Electronic Frontier Foundation— you might remember them as the group behind the Blue Ribbon Campaign if you were writing formative blogs or other websites in 1997—have published an important article for people who write online. The organization exists to protect fundamental rights regardless of the technolog involved.
Specifically, those of us who attempt to remain anonymous would benefit from reading the article. It is entitiled, How to Blog Safely (About Work or Anything Else).
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