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The auto-playlist wasn't taken out for some evil reason or just to screw with the customers. The Zune 2.0 software was brand new from the ground up whereas the Zune 1 software was basically a theme/graphic shell on top of Windows Media Player. As a result a lot of features got cut due to development time constraints. Auto-playlists is one of the things on their list to add in Zune 2.X revisions.