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Getting back to author as a verb, another example would be usher as a verb, or are they going to suggest we say that an usher ushes? BTW, the B&M OED has citations for author as a verb dating back to 1596 in exactly the meaning as presently used. They call it obsolete but I guess it's risen from the dead.
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