What is the best from of Communism?

I want to know your guys opinion on what the best form of Communism?

The desire to give those who are poor a chance to survive and have equality.

Although I don't think the way communism tries to do so is the right/better way.

Update: Misleading title...

So I think Marxist communism is the true and best form of communism.

If you could have communism where it's basically heaven on Earth I would accept it. Though for communism to work we have to change so much that we couldn't even be considered human anymore.

Is this a debate? I'm confused. I honestly don't like communism, but I would choose Marxism out of all of them.

I think it is like which is the best form of communism. Not necessarily a discussion on communism itself.

Anarchism without a doubt because Marxism is too authoritarian and usually just results in a small group maintaining power in place of the overthrown bourgeoisie as seen with the U.S.S.R. With the oncoming wave of automation I cannot even fathom a type of government outside of Anarchism in the coming years that will not devolve into an Orwellian state if we have not already reached that point.

Of the different forms of Communism i gotta say Titoism is the best form for me mainly due to its leniency on markets.

The best communism, is no communism AT ALL!

Alright, jokes aside.

The best form of communism would definately be the one which followed the rules of Marx strictly and a global one.
I already wrote that, communism could only exist in a world which doesn't have any other ideologies.
If everyone's communist and if there is no capitalism, then a communist world would prosper in my opinion.
If they would follow the rules, there would be no wars, no hunger, no fear of total destruction.
Although this is the most unlikely scenario there is (even more unlikely than earth being controlled by penguins in my opinion) it's still fun to think about what if.

Communism, as a rule, requires borderline unanimous support, which is almost impossible to garner on a national scale. The only way for it to function is through devolution of power to communes. As for a specific structure, Marx himself wrote near the end of the third chapter of the Manifesto that to follow the political teachings of a half-century-dead scholar was inherently reactionary (something Lenin, Mao and company conveniently glossed over). As such, the only rational future for a communal society is through a severe re-imagining of the fundamentals of Communism. For example, farming communes and forced rural migration are not practical in the 21st century (not that they were in the 20th or 19th either), and strongman authoritarianism is obviously completely unacceptable. Generally, structure would have to be determined by the commune in order to have the near-unanimous support necessary.

Communism is an ideology, the best form of communism is the one you agree with. If you are not left wing no kind of communism is acceptable, and the one you least disagree with might be the best.

But it seems like people are kinda comparing or thinking of communism as something which is only real if the ideal state is achieved immediately and without any point of compromise or failure. If that is the criteria for success I dare say no variation of any ideology as ever worked.

Communism has killed 95 million of its own people, not counting forced abortions.

It's a Society where people are discouraged from growing, band from freedom of thought whether it be religious artistic or inventive.

China is the only communist country that has ever existed that has a chance of staying around, only because America buys it's cheap labor Goods, the day America stop's buying those goods China will be in trouble.

I don't really consider myself a Communist, but I think that once AI takes over the workforce, I'd actually prefer an Anarcho-Communist/Collectivist system over anything else.

Anarcho Communism. Other forms of communism such as Marxism, and Stalinism both leave the proletariat constrained and oppressed by the state, though liberating them from capitalism. And the rejection of morality within a post leftist system draws me away from post leftism as well, which leaves us with regular old anarcho communism.