Left politics and labor / libcom.org Collections

libcom.org Collections

https://libcom.org/collections

Movement documentsTexts of the traditionLabor actionactive
The archive's reading. none stated. The archive reads the tag index as holding writers of anti-party and left-communist tendencies next to strike histories, which would make it an organ for positions the parties lost; the saved text does not state that as its purpose, and the reading waits on its About page.
Kinda website's collections index, organised under the tabs Tags, Archives, Authors, Reading guides, Blogs and Galleries
Operatornot stated in the saved text; the site's pages are submitted under the account 'libcom', and the About pages saved answered 404
Unit of recorda page (a text, article, biography or gallery) filed under one or more tags; the saved index lists tags
What it recordsas the saved tag list shows: strikes (the 1926 general strike, the 1934 Minneapolis Teamsters strike, the Flint sit-down strike), movements and organisations (Abahlali baseMjondolo, Anti Fascist Action, the CNT, the civil rights movement, France 1968), and writers (Amadeo Bordiga, Anton Pannekoek, Antonio Negri, CLR James, Emma Goldman, Gilles Dauvé, Guy Debord); related-content blocks on the 404 pages show a Solidarity (London) pamphlet by Cornelius Castoriadis and an article edited from News and Letters
Whose record it keepswritings and accounts of anarchism, strikes and social movements, as the tag list names them; whose record beyond the tag list is not stated in the saved text
Who holds itnot stated in the saved text: the About pages answered 404; the index carries Donate and Help out links and a user account (Log in / Register)
The losing sidenot recorded as a policy; the tag list names writers of tendencies apart from the party traditions (Amadeo Bordiga, Anton Pannekoek, Gilles Dauvé) and the related content carries a pamphlet by Solidarity (London), without the saved text saying how the site treats splits or dissent
Methodnot stated in the saved text; pages are submitted by site accounts ('Submitted by libcom on October 14, 2006') and carry user comments
Coveragegeography: not stated; the tags range from Bangladesh and Egypt to Gwangju, France, Spain, South Africa and the UK; period: not stated; the tags range from the 8-hour day and 1926 to the Black Lives Matter movement and the Grenfell fire
Countvalue: not stated in the saved text (the tag list ends at 'Load More'); as_of: 2026-10-31
Holdingsa featured and an all-tags index of the collections, cut off at 'Load More' in the saved text; tabs for Archives, Authors, Reading guides, Blogs and Galleries; an Other languages link in the footer
Stated limitson its 404 page: 'libcom.org has been running for several years on a lot of different software, so it's likely the page you want exists, but doesn't live here any more'
Data accesspublic web pages; a user account for registration and comments
Licencenot stated in the saved text
Lifecyclestate: active; detail: the collections index served on 2026-10-31; the 404 page is dated October 14, 2006 and carries a comment of December 9, 2022; the site states it has run on several kinds of software

What its record can settle

What it cannot settle

Kept apart

Evidence

Unchecked

libcom.org/about and libcom.org/about-us both answered 404 (saved as the site's 'Whoops, something broke' page); operator, method and licence are unread; the tag list past 'Load More'; the Archives, Authors and Reading guides tabs; the texts themselves

Cite: Lee Sharks, ed. "libcom.org Collections." Mary Lee Labor meta-aggregator: left politics and labor, maryleelabor.org, compiled 2026-10-31. https://www.maryleelabor.org/aggregators/libcom-library