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or, more neutrally: "myusername has not listed their skills." This is incorrect grammar (the subject and pronoun should agree)! Something like "myusername's
by presto8 16y ago
or, more neutrally:
"myusername has not listed their skills."
This is incorrect grammar (the subject and pronoun should agree)! Something like "myusername's skills have not been listed" would be ok.
- jackowayed 16y agoThat's awkward passive voice. How about "myusername has not listed skills"?
- trouble 16y agoWhat about "myusername has not listed any skills."?
- kaerast 16y agoOr "myusername has no skills". That way you encourage people to add their skills.
- chrisaycock 16y agoShorter: "myusername has no listed skills."
- WingForward 16y ago"myusername has listed no skills" sounds better to my ear.
- aphyr 16y ago"Their" is totally a gender-neutral 3nd person singular now.
- sesqu 16y agoNow? It's been a gender-neutral 3rd person singular for hundreds of years.
- cormullion 16y agoMore than you want to read about this: http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?cat=27 http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?cat=27
- prawn 16y agoDoesn't cater for users who only have one skill to list. ;)