Bad MBA design

I've had my MBA for a while now but had never taken it with me to travel. I had the opportunity to take it this weekend and discovered a major design flaw!
It look like the trackpad button touches the area of the screen right below the isight and, when the MBA is moved around with the lid closed, the two are in contact and rub against each other creating dark scratches on the edge of the screen!!!
This is really bad. I guess it doesn't show until you lug it around without the foamy paper thing that comes when the MBA ships! I guess I will start using it to prevent such problem.
Anybody noticed the same thing?

Looks like I'm not the only one then.
If you are going to transport it around without the foam thingy between the screen and the keyboard, I suggest that you try to put the least amount of pressure towards the central edge part of the MBA (right above and below the trackpad when the lid is closed) to avoid this problem!
I had my MBA in my messenger bag and the fact that the top part was being compressed created this problem. Also, the fact that I was picking up the MBA by holding on the central edge of the MBA to take it out of my messenger bag probably aggravated the issue!
Be careful guys, this is obviously a design flaw. The rubber part around the screen should have been thicker or the trackpad should sit a little lower....
Cheers...

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Hi Friends,
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(substr(START_RANGE,3,1)||substr(START_RANGE,6,1)||substr(START_RANGE,11,1)||substr(START_RANGE,14,1)||substr(START_RANGE,17,1)),
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