Just a Small Update Regarding the Coming Year

31 October 2025.

Greetings comrades. Though I have already met my informal two articles per a year quota, I do wish to add a simple intimation as to my plans going into the next year, and in February 2026, into five full years of this Netlog's operation.

Things have changed, comrades. For is this not the first rule of the dialectic? Ha! I jest, of course. But indeed, some projects have ended, where some have newly begun. A few of these, as any reader of the Netlog knows, are tied to TOAC's/Reform-Leninism's announced platform of the Four Nosts and Stroikas. Some are personal projects at various stages of (in)completion. I cannot tell how this will affect the Netlog, except to caution that it might have the consequence of taking my attention from or damaging my morale for working on articles for the Netlog.

The Netlog articles tend to be quite a bit longer than in years prior. For a protracted time, 'articles', if they are even long enough to be called such, were just two to five paragraphs. It is much easier to pump out a few paragraphs than it is to make an article coming closer to a full essay of some sort, obviously.

As to the coming TOAC-related focuses, there are three which ought to be made known:

I. I wish to study vanguardism, and generally party structures and the party-state-constitution inter-relation. I have always been interested in aristocratic, monastic, republican/citizens', intellectual, cultured, and guildly forms of organisation, so this is a fundamental pursuit to me.

II. I wish to go into deeper learning, thus producing both a grosser variety of articles and hopefully much more substantial material for TOAC.

III. As previously mentioned multiple times, TOAC intends to advance the study of and contribution to New Socialist Legality and New Socialist Constitutional Law, which also includes providing analysis on the fundamentals of both socialist and pre-socialist law. I mean to attempt this with in seriousness, even if it should be unappealing to most Leftists.

To-day has not been productive at all, and with my headache yester-day and wretched allergies to-day, I very much doubt that sleep is a viable option. I set out writing this article at 11:13, and now lo, it is 12:18: I have taken an hour to do something so simple.

My mind is troubled with a personal project which is coming to completion in the immediate days, so I do pray that some of my anxiety will relent once the deeply tumultuous project is finished.