> Though for some reason I use plural pronouns for myself -- we, us etc. It's just a special case of the inclusive "we". I think here "I" would evoke more of a

> Though for some reason I use plural pronouns for myself -- we, us etc. It's just a special case of the inclusive "we". I think here "I" would evoke more of a sense of plurality: it suggests an addressee distinct from the speaker. I always use the inclusive "we" when talking to myself about a program or writing comments, even when I'm the sole developer.