crowdsourcer

noun

crowdsourcer

noun

Etymology From crowdsource + -er.

1

One who crowdsources.

  • You can participate as a crowdsourcer or use them to improve your own practice.2010, David E. Marcinko, Hope Rachel Hetico, The Business of Medical Practice, page 313:
  • As soon as you become a crowdsourcer, you might start to wonder how crowdsourcing itself is developing and where it's heading.2013, David Alan Grier, Crowdsourcing For Dummies, John Wiley & Sons, →ISBN, page 319:

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