You only have to see the reaction on the forums about your original blog post. The reaction was: so what? this was alredy known.
Yeah, but that's always easy to say.
So you dish the reaction of the community to your paper because somehow you dont like to believe it is the reaction of the community to your paper, and preffer to mention as "proof" a website outside the community and a lot of the reports on Bitcoin. Let me tell you that the press on Bitcoin has been highly inncaccurate and not only regarding anonimity. I have not seen something reported with more mistakes than Bitcoin. The community tried to correct them for a while, but ended up giving up. You can see the comments in the press thread.
Look, you and I (and everybody) know what its going on. Your paper is cool and the work is great, but you decided to give it a bit of dramatism accusing the community of things you should not have, to get more recognition and more press. And that is dishonest from your part. For example, even before your paper, the word pseudo-anonymous was removed from the main website to avoid confussion (even when the word pseudo-anonymous is accurate). The community knows how Bitcoin works and your accusations are false and only looking to get press. You should not do that, its dishonest from your part.