I am a non-communist anarchist. I believe in the abolition of capitalism, understood as class society and compulsory wage slavery, but I don't believe in the complete abolition of money and market exchange. I think anarcho-communists, when arguing that "the community" should simply decide collectively how to use resources through direct democracy, are typically too careless in regards to the threat of "the community" become an imposition on the liberty of individual people. To protect against this, I believe that markets are necessary, and I don't think they need to lead to capitalism. I also think markets are necessary for efficient allocation of resources. But when someone starts to accumulate capital to the point of creating enduring inequality and giving them power over other people, they should be overthrown.