I've seen several entries (mostly holdovers from the Disney Shorts website) that have comments that contain links to other entries on this database. How exactly is this done?

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I realized a while ago that the database entries are encoded in HTML. I don't know how it was done on the Disney Shorts encyclopedia, but now you'll have to type the raw HTML in your comment if you want a link of any kind to show up. Take this example from my comment (really a nice mini-article from magnil) on the underrated Tales of a Street Corner :

"These "keys" are often comparatively cleaner than their US peers, more like a tie-down / 1st clean-up / semi clean-up drawing in US system (like the 2nd drawing in this <a href="https://johncelestri.blogspot.jp/2011/07/1st-pass-roughs-semi-roughs-clean-ups.html">post</a>, sometimes even close to the 3rd final clean-up drawing)."

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I realized a while ago that the database entries are encoded in HTML. I don't know how it was done on the Disney Shorts encyclopedia, but now you'll have to type the raw HTML in your comment if you want a link of any kind to show up. Take this example from my comment (really a nice mini-article from magnil) on the underrated Tales of a Street Corner :

"These "keys" are often comparatively cleaner than their US peers, more like a tie-down / 1st clean-up / semi clean-up drawing in US system (like the 2nd drawing in this <a href="https://johncelestri.blogspot.jp/2011/07/1st-pass-roughs-semi-roughs-clean-ups.html">post</a>, sometimes even close to the 3rd final clean-up drawing)."

That's pretty much it. When I was doing Disney Shorts, I added the links in myself when I saw a title mentioned. You can either do that here or I can put them in if you don't feel comfortable with the coding.