 The prominent activists of the time who were either expelled or left of their own volition typically became involved in single-issue campaigns or the radical feminist movement.However, one network of former members — those based around "Libertarian Communism", who were critical of the Party’s revolutionary strategy and attracted by council communist ideas — created an organisation called Social Revolution along with the Aberdeen and Edinburgh activists, which later joined the Solidarity group.Some years later a number of these activists were also involved in the foundation of the Wildcat council communist group and one of its successors, Subversion.