While I don't disagree with your remarks, I'm curious whom you're educating here and why; parent post makes no statements about controller/view/service/repository responsibilities, only that something very often needs to exist between frontend and backend to mediate, filter, enrich, and so on.
My response was that the implied place for business logic in the article (the layer behind the “thin backend”) is pretty clear, and that the response above mine seemed to suggest that the “somewhere” a business logic belongs is the “backend”, which at least using the article’s definitions and delineations that’s the worst place to put it.