Website Tense

[kaiser78]

You have made a category error. You can compare tense with number or present tense with plural, but not 'tense' with 'plural'.

-10 smug points for nluk

[northernladuk]

-10 smug points for nluk

LOL pretty rich coming from the originator of the mistakes

To be fair at least you got it in the right forum this time.

[speling bee]

-10 smug points for nluk

Being smug is a bad thing, so it looks like NLUK is the winner again.

[kingcook]

Using "I" makes you sound like a one man band, which even if it's true, isn't what your company website wants to present to the general population.

It depends who you're trying to market your services to. Some companies may be looking for a one man band which to them means a cheaper deal, compared to some expensive outfit with many employees.

[speling bee]

It depends who you're trying to market your services to. Some companies may be looking for a one man band which to them means a cheaper deal, compared to some expensive outfit with many employees.

In considering tense and number we have nearly forgotten person. I would go for:

John Smith is an experienced ...

It has the advantages of I as described by kingcook but sounds more professional.

[farout117]

In considering tense and number we have nearly forgotten person. I would go for:

John Smith is an experienced ...

It has the advantages of I as described by kingcook but sounds more professional.

Where is this tense website ?