can you elaborate your question?

Link to raddle

Post-left anarchy is a recent current in anarchist thought that promotes a critique of anarchism's relationship to traditional leftism.

I wanted to know what distinguishes post-left anarchy from classical anarchism.

ty, that explains it

even "classical" anarchism had different branches (schools?). We shouldn't treat it as one monolithic movement.

Today anarchist movements are scapegoated as "ultra-left", to pull frightened masses towards extreme-right (banalised as right) but anarchists, refusing to participate in the government, had no place in the left-right seating of politics.

What do you mean by "post-left anarchy"?

edit: i was reading "Les Nouveaux Anarchistes » by Francis Dupuis-Déri. At the end of the book he mentioned Bob Black. I started reading one of his from https://theanarchistlibrary.org/ and now i know what you mean by "post-left anarchism".
Not everybody is aware of who Bob Black is and the terms he invented.

i had a copy of "The Abolition of Work", printed as a pamphlet, handed out at a squat. It was light and fun. "Post-left" doesn't mean much when you're not into Bob's writings: "What is post-left anarchism? I’m not sure who coined the phrase, but it looks like I did."

Everytime I see the logo and think it’s the NMS logo without reading the community name and I’m so confused XD

“Post-“ originally is a temporal signifier. It means “after.” Post-left anarchism, whatever it means, refers to an anarchism which has, by and large, come after, and largely out of, anarcho-leftism.[6] In my case, I was receptive to exactly the influences which Jason McQuinn mentions. When I use the phrase (I don’t use it a lot), I think of anarchists writing in the last 40 or 50 years who have taken up, or taken on, matters which the traditional anarcho-leftists never considered; or if they occasionally did consider them, their reactions – variously stereotyped, superficial, mocking, and dismissive — called for critique.

https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/bob-black-notes-on-post-left-anarchism