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I voted that post down, and am not afraid to say so.

'what does chomp do?'

Asking a question like that means he didn't even try to look in the docs, and I then feel it is noise (just as this post somewhat is). If it was stated as 'Can someone help me get a clearer understanding of the differences between chop() and chomp()?', well then that means he looked at the docs and has a good question. His

When I don't understand why some of my posts get a -- I bitch in the chatterbox, not create more noise without starting Yet Another Bitch About Negative Votes thread.

Cheers,
KM

In reply to RE: Abusive Negative Voting by KM
in thread Abusive Negative Voting by buzzcutbuddha

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