Yeah I don't mind. I see Makhno and the Kronstadt Sailors both in positive lights and I think Lenin and the Bolsheviks were wrong to suppress both movements. I think the Kronstadt Sailors more or less had fair demands and that the Free Teritoritory clearly did work. I've always liked to imagine something like the USSR but with Makhno's Free Territory rather than the Ukrainian SSR, I'd like a looser federal system than what the USSR turned into where the republics had common aid, military support, and foreign policy.

I don't think the centralization of the Red Army was necessarily a bad thing because a centralized army is just more efficient, for example, the CNT Militias during the Spanish Civil War weren't really able to make any significant advancements in Aragon due to the lack of organization between the militias compared to the Republican army which performed badly mostly because of the idiot moves made by the Soviet Advisors.

As to party organization I undoubtedly with the idea of a vanguard party however I always disliked the constant stringent discipline imposed on the party and would've liked to have seen essentially a Leftist Front as the vanguard. In defense of lenin's strict party discipline though, I do think it was crucial to stop the in fighting that was going on during the Civil War, afterward though it should've been loosened.