I was going to say, depends what you mean by “generally”. You don’t have to name someone to identify them – association is enough (which is why we discourage people from using their real names).
However, in your case, if you look at the recent NSW Appeals Court decision in the “letterbox” defamation case, it seems you can say what you want as long as it is within a closed group of residents in the one scheme and it isn’t malicious.
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