Does Russian Google get ideas on the Yandex blog?

Sergey Burkov writes on November 21, 2006:

If you make a mistake and accidentally write Obergurgol, you will be prompted to write it correctly. It works, even if you make a typo and write an afftr instead of the word "author", which is clearly not in any standard dictionary.

Ilya Segalovich wrote on August 5, 2005:

We answer: [author] and [author] are two different words, they belong to two different layers of the language, have different compatibility.

It is clear from the request associations that such a typo is made by a so-called. "Bastards" who intentionally write this word through "f". A normal person will not accidentally put the letter “f” instead of “in” - and does not sound like, and is not located close by on the keyboard.
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In other words, we consider the replacement of [aftor] -> [aftar] quite adequate.

Let us leave to Sergey’s conscience that he does not know how to place quotation marks in the Russian text (the word “author” is written without quotes), links in the html document (see links in the original post) and do not know the language (zhhot author, but not "Author").
But why he could not find another example for a post in a corporate blog?