A person or device that circularises information, especially by sending out circular letters or notices (British spelling).
From 'circularise' plus '-er,' a suffix meaning 'one who does' or 'a thing that does,' from Old English and Germanic roots. The '-er' suffix is one of the oldest word-building tools in English.
Before email and mass media, circularisers were essential professionals—they'd hand-copy messages and distribute them to networks of people, making them early versions of spam bots!
-er suffix defaults to masculine; 'circulariser' assumes male gender for agent responsible for distributing circulars.
Use 'distribution agent', 'sender', or 'distributor' instead for gender-neutral reference.
["distributor","distribution agent","sender"]
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