this has been a topic for over a week.
there is a board devoted to it.
I say the answer is 'yes' use the wierd spellings.
other include
b -lo
m -rn
d -ol
w -vv
I've seen oloarna for 'obama'.
it's been going on for years and it shows up in very very many places in documents, and it is always accompanied with 'strange kerning'.
also there was a hard and intense effort of gaslighting on this topic by shills for about 3 days last week.
so, yes, look for that.
the part where he afterwards still got appointed , I mean elected, to congress . . .
he was a congressman when the vote for clinton impeachment happened!
all the other m's are still m's.
all the other 'rn' are kerned correctly.
all the 'm' in comey are 'rn' kerned incorrectly.
We do not know at what part of the document toolset that this occured, it may not even have been known to the document authors. But somewhere with in the toolset is a module that looks for names of people and respells and rekerns them.
I don't think it is Q team. this has been found in older documents, whihc might have been a honey pot.
This issue was beat to death a week ago here. The strange kerning and respelling appears in countless pdf files found on line dating back very many years. It is a major scandal.
this scares the hell out of the shills: all the document contracting people may have to pay back, for each misspelling, penalties for documents that were incorrectly proofread and provided with intentional errors.
The litigation could be long process but might result in 10 figure fines for 'tech' companies such as 'Alphabet' and 'Amazon' who claimed to keep data safe, but instead were . . . doing something else.
It wasn't just on documents on federal servers. I think as well shills set up a honey pot with old docs that were recently doctored to say 'oh look how they hate'.
but the idea that OMB would definitely demand payback for each mistake , for each case, in each document, freaked out the shills!
they were gaslighting this for three days Monday/Tue/wed last week.