Right, I think a big issue with the communist movement is they are unwilling to accept capitalism in our form and believe even if by choice you wish to engage in capitalism you are not an anarchist. Both systems need to be able to exist for real freedom and each individual choose
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Absolutely. The beautiful part about a truly anarchist society is that people are free to engage with each other however they want to. If you want to make a sweet commune with a bunch of like-minded folks, go for it! If you don't, that's cool too! The difference between capitalism and communism is that the former allows for the later, whereas it's not the same the other way around like you said.
Absolutely! Any form of anarchy that disallows certain interactions isn't anarchy at all.
I think that a truly sustainable, peaceful society will have to be fluid in its mechanisms for distributing goods and services. In times of hardship, communal efforts will be required for the optimal function of the society. In times of plenty, more laissez-faire attitudes will optimize the allocation of resources.
Adaptability is the key to survival.