"Libertarian Communism", or just Anarcho-Communism?

Hello guys!

I found something confusing in the test.

Generally, Anarcho-Communism and "Libertarian Communism" mean the same things (again, generally speaking).

But there's a problem. If you answer more internationally, you'll be labelled a "Libertarian Communist", but if you answer more neutrally, or even more nationalisticly, you're labelled an Anarcho-Communist, even though there is no difference between the two. Being more globally focused doesn't mean you can't be an Anarcho-Communist, but they're still labelled differently.

I'm not trying to rant about my results. It's just confusing. What's the reasoning behind it? And if there's insufficient justification for this, could you consider maybe getting rid of "Libertarian Communism" and just sticking to Anarcho-Communism in general?

Thanks, Quebec.