But You seem to dont' understand, that this kinf of relationship (being a neigbhour, not necessarily realtionship that don't require using money) are rare. Too rare to plan something on the basis of it.

Of course it is rare in today's society. But I'm talking normative, I'm talking about how it ought to be and why, when that is so, the concept of money or markets does not apply and will not spontaneously pop-up as you stated.

A commune is a organizational form, it's a way for people to organize around the geographic area of their residence. As such, it would define all aspects of economical, social and political life.

I understood why You wrote about neighbour. But You seem to dont' understand, that this kinf of relationship (being a neigbhour, not necessarily realtionship that don't require using money) are rare. Too rare to plan something on the basis of it.

Secondly, I made the neighbour example to show you what kind of relationships do not require money.

You mention stuff like butter and so but you fail to ask why would it have to be an exchange. When you go to your neighbour to ask him for some sugar because you're out, does he ask you for money? When you ask a stranger for a cigarette, does he ask you for money?

So no, I don't think money is a good deal, for various reasons that are quite off topic.

Why it isn't easier? If i want butter and can give You only cigarets, when You want strawberies for butter, how it is easier than buying butter by money? So, if someone thinking about joining the commune, isn't it better to him, if the commune allow to sharing money also? Because even if he wont get what he want from commune, it is possible he will be able to buy that by money from the commune. I think this is good deal. Don't You?