Now hear this here

Here is an example of a homophonous error:  

I hear tell it’s not unusual to find this kind of error on Yahoo! Shine.

Hear, hear. Not here

Aw-righty, let’s take a look at this sentence from Yahoo! Shine:

Do you object to the use of alright, which is considered “nonstandard”? The excruciatingly correct expression is all right, but in informal writing such as a blog, alright is probably all right. Of course, the writer who uses nonstandard English runs the risk of being considered rebellious or illiterate by some grammar conservatives.

There’s no question that the redundant a a is incorrect and that the word here here should be hear: