My ipod nano (1st generation) sync unchecked smart playlist!!

Hi,
I have created smart playlist on I-tunes. I then unckecked songs within each playlist I did not want to sync with my i-pod. I also set the i-pod only sync checked songs.
My questions is why does it sync the playlist name if I did not check any songs under that playlist?
This means that when I use my i-pod, i can see the playlist name, so I think that there are songs within the playlist, but of course the playlist is empty. It would be clearer if the playlist name was not there!!
Is this normal?
Thanks for your help

The playlit show up because you selecte dto sync tghat playlist (even if nothing is on it).
Instead of checking/unchecking songs (too cumbersomne for me), just create playlists and sync those.
Add/delete from those playlist to change what's on the iPod.

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