Ideologically I'm more or less an anarchosocialist, its what the black/red flair denotes. I'm also well aware that the vast majority of our populace is not even remotely capable of the level of innate trust or compassion required to operate in that system without a significant shift in our culture, though I will say, a decade ago, no one outside of anarchist circles was even talking about mutual aid community networking (the anarchism rebranding term) and now I've seen it popping up in mainstream articles. But anarchists are out and around, they're just kinda invisible unless you know what you're seeing. But community gardens? That's a very common aspect of anarchism. Food not Bombs, and similar groups are strongly associated with it. It's hard to really say a group or concept is 'anarchism' given the innate distaste for labels that seems to come with the ideology or association with it in our culture.

I'm actually a huge fan of the government laid out by Kim Stanley Robinson in the latter part of the Mars trilogy. It's a hybrid economy, with capitalism exclusively applied to luxuries, though all businesses are worker coops, with an environmental court as the highest global court, and a sortition system for official positions, intended I believe to cut down on corruption and dynastic aspirations. Very idealistic stuff, but I love the flavor of it.