Autumn J. K. Zajczerova is the Head of IT/IS Research for Atlantic Magnolia Solutions. She has more than 19 years computer and technology experience, and has been writing online content for over 18 years.
Autumn J. K. Zajczerova is the Head of IT/IS Research for Atlantic Magnolia Solutions. She has more than 19 years computer and technology experience, and has been writing online content for over 18 years.
In 2011 - Ms. Zajczerova was one of the founding members of Atlantic Magnolia Solutions, an Augusta, GA based business service company specializing in "filling in the gaps" by meeting company specific needs and "solutions requiring a custom fit".
During 2006 to 2008 - Ms. Zajczerova both financially sponsored, and actively participated in, several grass-roots campaings to deal with what in 2007 was considered the "questionable reliability of wikipedia and the wiki site model". Her efforts have helped many sites (including Wikipedia) to become the reliable and authorative sites we know them as today. Several WikiHow articles she personally overhauled during this time still contain over 80% of her original content, even after several years of changes from other editors.
In 2004 - Autumn got started providing accurate online content in 2004, when she discovered what in her word were "false information and biased personal views being fraudulently pedaled as fact" about a topic in which she had a passionate interest. When (following her efforts to correct it) the same false information suddenly appeared on numerous user-editable sites (to include the then "fledgling" Wikipedia.com), she realized based on writing style that all the misinformation was being generated by "the same unknown person attempting to self-substantiate misinformation by creating false supporting evidence on sites trusted by the public". Autumn combined her IT skills, people skills, and intuition, to trace the origin of the false information to 3 IP addresses located in the same city. She then took appropriate steps to inform webmasters involved, and correct the disinformation.
The above incident set her on the path which eventually lead her to organize "The Net Sirens of Austin", a self-funded private group of 5 women who (from 2006 to 2008) devoted their personal time correcting misinformation concerning obscure, poorly represented, or often trolled subjects on the web.
In her years since, Autumn has founded and devloped many online resources and social networking communities. She specializes in unusual topics, unique hobbies, and supporting smaller, under-represented, online communities of users. Autumn has been called the most detailed and accurate writer in several of the topics she has created communities around.