You know how the right wing dominates the internet? How the biggest representatives of the left are red liberals? There's a significant number of out communists/anarchists online. Why are we/they not actively organizing? Why are we not systematically examining the discourse together and trying to improve our content and its reach? We're not just up against an opposed majority, but platforms that themselves regard us as problematic. You can say online doesn't matter but look at how many young people are being influenced or swayed politically this way.
We can at least start by putting together lists of people, right? That way we can subscribe/follow/support. And I don't just mean e-celebs here. There are people putting out good quality criticism, covering news, and so on. Other groups online have benefitted tremendously from coordinating and collaborating as well as helping each other improve at what they do. Can communist content creators plan the content creation economy or try to collectivize to some degree? The lack of labor activism or unions in this sector makes people doing this kind of work highly vulnerable to capricious platforms banning them or even tweaking the algorithms. Is this not fertile ground for organization in a way that's highly visible and popularly appealing?
