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almost everywhere and in different languages 2"libertarian communism" and "anarcho-communism" are synomyms. I really don´t understand the existence of this article. Hopefully those or the person who created this article could come up and explain why they created this article. As far as the information given on the article itself it seems to me that most people will think this is about the same thing as the anarcho-communism article. Anyway I could very well bring evidence on how "anarch-communism" and "libertarian communism" have been seen as two different ways of saying the same thing.--Eduen (talk) 23:31, 14 March 2012 (UTC)[reply]
