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According to Fox Interactive’s new math 1 + 2 - 2 = 2:

When you use the Kelley Blue Book to price your used car, you go through a series of steps: Year, Make, Model, Value Type (Trade-In, Private Party, Retail), Trim and Condition.

It’s pretty straightfoward, but there’s one usability blunder that bugged me:

This screen is a waste.

If there’s only one possible trim, well, just select it for me automatically and save a step. Thanks.

When you log in to Friendster, just below the fold is the People section. The first—and default visible—tab is “Local Singles.”

Except it isn’t.

Update: it gets worse:

Apparently MySpace is using the the same algorithm as the Diebold voting machines: