Not a troll, I'm a fan, and since nobody else has this problem I have a sneaking suspicion my 12-year old stepson found the key to my locker and did some torture-testing of his own. Couldn 't blame him-I've shown him the videos and such.
The surprising thing is what appears to be some chips, not rollovers, because in my opionion INFI's big strength is the rollover and not chipping. I will get a magnifiyng glass tonight and make sure, however, that is isn't small rolls in places.
The surprising thing is what appears to be some chips, not rollovers, because in my opionion INFI's big strength is the rollover and not chipping. I will get a magnifiyng glass tonight and make sure, however, that is isn't small rolls in places.
This is not the Busse way folks! If we dont have anything constructive to say, please please please dont say anything at all. 
) I would be quite surprised to see any edge damage, especially if we're talking about a factory edge. Have you changed the edge profile?
Mikeymoto's post reminded me about some issues brought up fairly recently. A person posted that he had a fragile edge with a bunch of micro chipping. After an initial sharpening the new edge was much tougher and took abuse much better. For some reason there is a layer of very brittle material a couple of microns thick at the edge of some Busse's. Not sure of the cause, but a good sharpening makes it so much better. Might be worth a try. This matches a wire edge issue very closely as well, either one may be your trouble. I have had wire edges on a few of mine as they came to me, and a few that had the brittle edge phenomenon. But the aformentioned sharpening took care of them all. One of my Straight Handle Steel Hearts had a mega wire edge from the factory, darn thing must have been 1/8" thick. But the darn thing was like a razor blade while the wire edge survived. 