I'd like to know:
Why do people repeat certain typing mistakes?
I'm from Lebanon, the "Lebanese" way of saying yes is "eh", people keep making the same mistake, typing "rh", never ever "wh", I wonder why and there's stats on that subject.
Would my question be on topic?
As mentioned in the Help Center, this site is almost exclusively for "challenging unreferenced notable claims". It is not a site for obtaining stats on arbitrary subjects. It's possible you could find a relevant notable claim, and then the answers to that question might contain information you wanted, but that seems extremely unreliable (and I don't consider such an attempt to be a good idea by any metric).
I personally think it's unlikely that there is a lot of research specifically in the area of "Lebanese typos", so I think that you might be unable to get an answer no matter where you ask unless you put in additional effort to draw conclusions from studies in other languages. Regardless, I can think of two alternate StackExchange sites that might fit the question better:
In either case, you might get the best results by starting in the site's main chat room for quick and casual guidance such as how the question should be phrased.
wh then they would fix it since it's the first letter and they pay attentions to first letters, I'm just making up a nonsense meaningless example just to showcase why i asked the question. I was inspired by youtube.com/watch?v=TPCpXXBHFSA and the research done on "WASD"