Where does “postcommunist” come from?

I need to stop and flag an issue: the provided etymological chain doesn't support the headword "postcommunist." The chain given traces: communist ← communiste ← poste ← postis ← pósti ← pós This chain is about "post" (as in position/post), not "communist." The prefix "post-" in "postcommunist" would derive from Latin "postis/poste," but "communist" itself comes from French "communiste," which is absent from this chain's explanation of how "post-" developed. I cannot write an accurate one-sentence origin for "postcommunist" using only this chain, because the chain doesn't explain the "communist" component—it only traces "post-." **Could you clarify:** - Should the headword be "post" instead of "postcommunist"? - Or should the chain include the etymology of "communist

postcommunist (English): After communism; A person who holds power in...