When I go through the Site Audit I try to fix items pointed out. It could be a week before there is another scan.

Allow me to mark something as fixed so it leaves the list, or I at least know I already looked at it.

Then next scan you can save on crawl budget by only checking fixed items plus new URL not previously scanned. Not much will change in a week.

If I don't fix items on scans, then I lose in the crawl budget because you don't have to check something that has no action.

Let me select many items on a list, then mark or , to turn Site Audit into a quality assurance tool.

If I'm constantly marketing things fixed, then the next audit will validate those fixes. At this point I can see how responsive is the webmaster.

Internally you can keep track of how many times something breaks, so you're not scanning the same broken links.

I believe this will make users of Ahrefs more responsive to use Site Audit, plus search engines will reward for actual fixing problems.