I've moved a bit left and authoritarian over the past years.
I'm not as far left as that claims. I guess a few questions I over or under-thought.
I took the questionnaire a few times recently and a few times some years ago; it returned substantively the same results each time, though the dot moved left or right by no more than a unit.
On the first of my more recent responding to the questions, several questions struck me as interpretable "this" way or "that," and depending on how I interpreted the questions, I had different answers. I had the "overthinking" (an oxymoron to be sure, but anyway) concern -- several of the questions struck me as very ambiguous -- so I took the test several times trying out the various interpretations and corresponding responses. None of the answer combinations I gave made a material difference, but they did move the dot a tiny bit, one unit left, right, up or down.
This is actually quite interesting, because about 6 months ago I was about +5, -5, sitting right in the middle of the purple box.
You probably as, as you suggested, just "basic" libertarian, at least it appears that way if one looks at the more detailed chart found in post #331. You may be on the liberal side of Libertarianism, yet not an actual "Left-Libertarianism-ist." Then again, you could also be a "non-capitalized" version of one or the other.
My own views don't fit neatly into an "init-cap" political ideology "label." That works just fine for me for I don't assign labels to my political stances; I merely express whatever be my stance on a given public policy matter. Depending on the topic, my views span a upward opening log-like (asymmetrically parabolic, if one prefers) arc starting at Ultra-Capitalist and going down to the upper reaches of Mutualism and Syndicalism and then back up to Social-Democratism.
Ultimately, though I find exercises such as the Political Compass entertaining, I find their results unsatisfying because they attempt to encapsulate in one term or pair of coordinates the whole of one's thinking. Frankly, I think most folks not nearly so cartoonish, so cognitively caricatured as that, but maybe I'm mistaken and most folks are just that banal. Of course, some aren't and they are whom we rightly call "partisans."