anarcho-syndicalist

Well, the premise of The Dispossessed is that the anarcho-syndicalist society actually becomes an oppressive monolithic power.

Part of Gabe's pitch to Yanis was that he runs Valve on what he calls anarcho-syndicalist principles.

An extreme example would be an anarcho-syndicalist, but there are libertarians who support unions as well.

See: the fall of anarcho-syndicalist Spain, at the hand of their erstwhile allies, the Spanish Communists.

Go find an anarcho-syndicalist and ask them what they think of self-secribed libertarians and anarcho-capitalism.

Java is a Franz Kafka-esque dystopian bureaucracy, while PHP is a Monty Python-esque anarcho-syndicalist commune.

It would be nice to live in the land of milk and honey in an anarcho-syndicalist commune, but in the mean time we have to be real.

The lunar society in that book is quite clearly anarcho-syndicalist.

We need the ability to recreate an authentic anarcho-syndicalist commune.

It's a strong statement from an anarcho-syndicalist like Traven.

I told you, We're an anarcho-syndicalist commune, we take it in turns to act as a sort of executive officer for the week.

Anarchist is almost always a synonym for anarcho-syndicalist.

An even bigger difference might be that the financial goals Valve has as a community are more clear than the goal of "build a good anarcho-syndicalist commune".

A potential counter to your post would be LeGuin's "The Dispossessed", where a resource-strapped planet-mining society maintains an anarcho-syndicalist society without private ownership, centralised government, or military forces.

I think the whole "copyleft" made him and the FSF as a whole seem more communist or anarcho-syndicalist or something, when I doubt that's the actual intent.

If you think ostensibly "flat" social structures can't be gamed in stunningly unpleasant ways, then I have a bridge to every 1970s anarcho-syndicalist commune in Brooklyn for sale.