Detect and flag lazy links

Eboy most of the links converted normally. Most of broken links we see are examples by people who either haven't noticed the new links so far or just never did in the first place. I've got to admit, I had little to no adjustment to current nm and tt links, they are much more convenient then typing the name plus '' (qv). 

There is no need to provide instances. They are everywhere. (What was the record number? I think I found eleven of them for one movie.) I don't mind fixing one or two, but when I find myself stopping the movie half a dozen times to search IMDb for specific titles just so I can clean up after someone - that's too much to expect.

If a kid can't clean up their own room, it's one thing, but when they leave their socks, soft drink cans and candy wrappers all over the living room, that's another. 

Hi, Trey Yancy. Yes, there is a need to provide instances. Stating that "they are everywhere" is a copout.

in my experience difficulty level has little to do with laziness. but if it makes trey feel any better, I try and add links for any that I find that are missing.
imdb if it could program a warning like there are so many different kinds when submitting things that would prompt the user could help, but i go back to people are generally lazy. those that will do the link, will do it, while others simply won't, and a warning if imdb could create an algorithm that senses there should be a link would at least work on the last third.
I should add that the other thing I see, and fixed a boatload last night, are of people putting goofs in trivia and that's one of my peeves.

I usually paste the URL and then use a bookmarklet to replace the whole URL string with only the part of the URL that contains the tconst or nconst preceded by the "link" tag bounded by brackets. It would be nice if the "textarea" input fields of the submission interface worked similar to posting interface of this forum, where you could just highlight and finagle the parts that needed to be hyperlinked.