Stephen Resnick and Richard Wolff once wrote that Marxism is "sustained by its dialectical opposite, its capitalist other, whose contradictions and crises have always both threatened and invigorated Marxist theory and Marxist organization" (123).

Writing shortly after the fall of the U.S.S.R.,  Resnick and Wolff argued that the collapse of Soviet state capitalism did nothing to change the fact that "the current spurt of capitalist development will, like all previous spurts, sooner or later entail the parallel revival of its other — Marxism" (119).

Resnick and Wolff could not have been more correct in their critical estimate.

Capitalist direct production of the site of internetworked writing creates a situation wherein internetworked production capitals also take responsibility for organizing the production, distribution, exchange, and consumption of the communal, general conditions of social formation, collective languaging, and subject formation.

Because internetworked production capitals organize the production, distribution, exchange, and consumption of the communal, general conditions of social formation, collective languaging, and subject formation, these same internetworked production capitals have created conditions in favor of a specifically Marxist theory of social formation, collective languaging, and subject formation.

At least, I hope to demonstrate as much in the coming weeks and months.