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Into the Webverse
Navigating the Web.
Escaping the Trap.
A group of assiduous students, strengthened by the goal of assisting their fellow Internet surfers, came together and formed an advocacy group. They seek to act as aides of fellow web divers as they travel and explore the vast waters of the digital world.
As such, plunge with us Into the Webverse as we seek to advocate for the responsible usage of the Internet, assist in navigating divers like you across the numerous nooks and crannies of the web, and be the light as we help people escape from the dark halls of computer addiction.
OBJECTIVES
🌐 To spread awareness about the dangers of being trapped in the endless fibers of internet surfing🌐To potentially aid computer-dependent and addicted individuals in reducing their usage of computer🌐 To enlighten the netizens on how to maximize the silver lining of computer usage for the betterment of society
Vision
With the mission of assisting our fellow digital surfers take control of their lives rather than having computers take control of them, Into the Webverse envisions a world of responsible computer use one step at a time.
Mission
The mission of this advocacy campaign is to spread awareness on the potential dangers brought by theenormous wave of Internet surfing. Into the Webverse aims to aid computer-dependent individuals, especially in our world today where the abundance of technological advancements have widened and will further widen the digital world that we currently know of, and enlighten our fellow netizens on how to maximize the silver lining of computer usage for the betterment of one’s self and society.
Meet the members of the crew

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It is important that to combat computer addiction, this requires taking a "digital detox" every once in a while. Although using a computer and browsing through the internet can be addictive by nature, taking breaks and stepping away from using it is a fairly simple way to fight this problem. Even just 10 to 30-minute increments of break time every so often can truly help in preventing yourself from falling into the rabbit hole of computer usage.
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However, aside from distancing yourself from a computer, managing your time on a computer is just as important as well to combat computer addiction. Spending too much time on a computer can lead to negative side effects (e.g. eye strain, sleep deprivation, etc.), hence why although using a computer is not bad by any means, it is still important to allocate time for other activities, such as spending time with friends and family, to not become computer-dependent. Together, let us escape this web and disconnect to reconnect!