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Mark was/is the founder of Facebook? Using 'is' or 'was' when something is still true

Mark was/is the founder of Facebook?

If Mark is going to an Invester (when Facebook was just made by him), then how would he introduce himself? 'Sir, I am Mark.

Sir, I am Mark. I am/was the founder of Facebook.

I am/was confused about the founderusage of Facebookwas/is for something that is still true. Here is another example:

My father was/is the architect of this house.

Which one should I use?'

Mark was/is the founder of Facebook?

Mark was/is the founder of Facebook?

If Mark is going to an Invester (when Facebook was just made by him), then how would he introduce himself? 'Sir, I am Mark. I am/was the founder of Facebook?'

Using 'is' or 'was' when something is still true

Mark was/is the founder of Facebook?

If Mark is going to an Invester (when Facebook was just made by him), then how would he introduce himself?

Sir, I am Mark. I am/was the founder of Facebook.

I am confused about the usage of was/is for something that is still true. Here is another example:

My father was/is the architect of this house.

Which one should I use?

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Mark was/is the founder of Facebook?

Mark was/is the founder of Facebook?

If Mark is going to an Invester (when Facebook was just made by him), then how would he introduce himself? 'Sir, I am Mark. I am/was the founder of Facebook?'