There is no "I" in team, but there is a "me", so try to only use object pronouns.

“When a small group of university scientists began linking computers on different campus sites at the very end of the 1960s, they had no idea that their work would one day spiral into a globally-accessible network in which the total number of pages is measured in the tens of billions. Such has been the Internet's phenomenal and dizzying growth that much of the technology which supports it has grown organically and without much forward planning. But what if the Internet was to run out of space? This isn't just a theoretical debate, but something experts warn could become a real issue within a few years. Now, one business school professor studying the issue believes he may have come up with an overly-simplified explanation of what the issue is that provides some amount of suspense for an audience that is only mildly interested in what he has to say. The problem isn't one of storage, but of location.”
Yes, the internet’s natural habitat is systematically being targeted and destroyed by those who would exploit its natural beauty and continuity, I speak of mainly of blogging sites, and even worse, social grouping sites such as <address withheld>, <address withheld>, and www.webkinz.com.

What can you do to prevent the destruction of the precious?
1. If you come across a place of business selling Webkinz, burn it down.
2. Cut down local forests and wild life centers to make room for new servers.
3. Imperialize Canada so we can strip mine their internet.
4. Find a way to destroy Xbox Live, arson has already been tried.
5. Instead of watching streamed videos of cute kittens on Youtube repeatedly, simply download the video and watch it on constant playback via VLC.
6. Join Starfleet so we can colonize other planets and establish servers there, oh yes, and also to seek out new life and new civilization, to boldly go where no man has gone before, but mainly for the server space.

Remember, every step you take to preserve the Internet, is one less step you have to make to complete a homework assignment.