Platformism

== Definition ==
Platformism is an organizational method of anarcho-communism, focused on creating tight-knit organizations of dedicated anarcho-communists according to the principles of Unity of Theory, Unity of Tactics, Collective Responsibility, and Federalism. 
=== Principles ===
==== Unity of Theory ====
Referring to going by the same basic theoretical values, generally anarcho-communism but can be more specific. 
==== Unity of Tactics ====
Referring to the types of praxis that the organization is going to carry out, making sure that the methods of the different militants involved will not contradict each other, creating an inefficient and self-defeating organization. 
==== Collective Responsibility ====
Means that there should be no room for the self-indulgent “activist” who treats politics as more of a hobby than a commitment. Our means being profoundly collective (as opposed to the authoritarian individualist ethos fostered by capitalism). Each member should be responsible to the organization for their political activity and, in turn, the organization must be responsible to each member. There must be no division between leaders and led. 
==== Federalism ====
This refers to the free agreement to work together in a spirit of free debate for agreed goals, on a decentralised yet still united plane. The policies and the direction of the organization are to be taken and decided after full and free debate.
== Groups/Organizations ==
=== National ===
==== Argentina ====
Federación Anarco-Comunista de Argentina
==== Belarus/Ukraine ====
Revolutionary Action
==== France ====
Union Communiste Libertaire
==== Germany ====
Die Plattform
==== United Kingdom ====
Anarchist Federation
==== Uruguay ====
Uruguayan Anarchist Federation
=== International ===
==== Zabalaza ====
Zabalaza