A red, rectangular object, sent and received between computers. It is unclear if internet access is needed to facilitate this, as docomunents have been observed flying through the air from one computer to another. A docomunent may or may not be a type of document, but this is also unknown. The discovery of docomunents was first brought to light in a Salon.com banner ad for Adobe Acrobat 8. The ad displayed an overhead view of a man sending red, rectangular objects from his laptop into the air, and encouraged viewers to "Send docomunents easily," presumably with the aid of Adobe Acrobat 8. It is unclear what the true purpose of a docomunent is, and whether or not docomunents are a feature exclusive to Adobe Acrobat 8.
2. An insult aimed at a person who choses not to follow the internet's status quo.
1. Little Billy always dreamt of being a rapper. Since he couldn't afford to buy music with his allowance, and didn't agree with it in principle, he joined his friends and became a Dotcommunist.
2. "Dude, give me the link to your MySpace site!"
"Sorry, but I don't have one."
"What? Are you some kind of Dotcommunist?"