Exactly! After reading about them from posing a video of me feeding them I was immediately done with them. Not worth the risk and over 2 weeks went from 5 polyps to 12. Took out the frag that o glued to the rock and some were attached so the one I ripped off the rock is the one I was worried about. But now no more large palys that I need to worry about. They would probably have taken over my rock and cover the zoas up with the way they were growing.It is really hit/miss with what we define as nuclear green paly. Given that you can still type I think you and your tank are okay. Some carbon is still a good idea. The brown rough/sandy ones can really get you.
It is really 1/1000 of serious trouble but the tail risk is really ugly. While very remote, I have seen vision loss and the amputation of a thumb in extreme examples. We should (as consumers at least) remove them from the hobby. Just not worth the small risk IMHO as they are not that beautiful.
There are a few SPS that give me skin blisters when contacted. Nothing major; just something else I have to account for. With gloves.