Neo-tribes theory aligns with broader postmodern ideas by rejecting fixed, essential identities, yet it emphasizes the transient, consumer-driven, and digitally mediated nature of modern communities. Unlike theories that focus on fixed power structures or meta-narratives, neo-tribes stress the continuous, fluid reconfiguration of affiliation. This approach contrasts with static conceptions of community and resonates with the idea that identity is fragmented, provisional, and constantly in negotiation—a hallmark of many postmodern perspectives on social life.