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Title: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Unicorn on September 03, 2015, 03:44:39 AM
I was thinking that we should have a karma tracking IRC bot. I have one set up, all it needs is a little more tuning and to join the channel. (nothing complicated, just has !karma <nick> and <nick>++/-- ) Would you staff like to use mine? If you are concerned about privileges, and other things, you can go through all the files and say what will work, and what won't.

And its a premade bot, I'm just editing the commands available.

Anyhow, just asking you guys, @DJ Omnimaga @Juju @Streetwalrus .
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: allynfolksjr on September 03, 2015, 03:47:05 AM
Does it send public messages to the channel? If so, why? A web interface may be a more compelling use case rather than extra public messages.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Dream of Omnimaga on September 03, 2015, 03:53:36 AM
Ideally, I would prefer that if such bot goes into the channel that it is like this:

1: End up getting banned



2: If it doesn't (:P), then it needs flood control (eg 1 karma change every 8 or 24 hour or whatever the forums have its karma config setup like). It could get abused like mad. 24 hours per people for a max of 1 vote overall every 8 hour seems more viable.
3: It could be tied to the forum karma system, but we encourage forum users to use it to vote good contributions, so the IRC nature of an IRC karma bot would kinda ruin that a bit.
4: Private message commands? (or public channel output could also have a flood control to prevent spam)


Honestly I'm not too thrilled about the idea, because I don't think we need two karma systems simultaneously, but I guess it also depends of Streetwalrus, Juju and Eiyeron.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Yuki on September 03, 2015, 03:59:02 AM
If it's like on Cemetech, I wouldn't really object at that. Write me a description of what the bot does exactly and, if it's not too annoying, I should allow it.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Unicorn on September 03, 2015, 04:08:49 AM
Quote from: Juju on September 03, 2015, 03:59:02 AM
If it's like on Cemetech, I wouldn't really object at that. Write me a description of what the bot does exactly and, if it's not too annoying, I should allow it.
Here is the github: https://github.com/cjones/madcow
Essentially, it has a ton of commands that it supports, but only 3 are enabled:

!karma - Allows users to increase, and decrease another persons karma
!google - allows a google search
!calc - calculates values


I can remove and add if need be.
Here is the whole settings file:

"""Settings for madcow"""

###################
### MAIN CONFIG ###
###################

PROTOCOL = 'irc'  # irc, aim, pysilc, shell, cli
BOTNAME = 'unibot'  # will use this nickname in irc/silc and for addressing
ALIASES = ['!' ]  # list of other nicks the bot will also respond to
DETACH = False  # set to True to run as a daemon (UNIX only)
WORKERS = 5  # how many threads to process requests
LOG_PUBLIC = True  # set to False to avoid logging public chatter
LOG_BY_DATE = True  # set to False to have channel logs all one file instead of split by day
IGNORE_NICKS = ['spammer', 'otherbot']  # list of nicknames to completely ignore
IGNORE_REGEX = ['NOBOT', 'my\.secret\.domain']  # regular expressions that if they match on input text, will be ignored by the bot. this is handy to prevent certain urls being broadcast to delicious, if you have that enabled.
PIDFILE = 'madcow.pid'  # file (relative to base) for pid for current bot
ENCODING = 'utf-8'  # default character set, None for auto (generally utf-8)
OWNER_NICK = ''  # in irc/silc/aim set to your name to be given auto-admin
ALLOW_REGISTRATION = True  # allow other users to register with the bot
DEFAULT_FLAGS = ''  # flags given to registered users o=auto-op (irc only), a=admin
PRIVATE_HELP = True  # if True, redirects "help" output to private message

###############
### LOGGING ###
###############

LOGGING_LEVEL = 'INFO'  # DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR
LOGGING_FORMAT = '[%(time)s - %(level)s] %(message)s'
LOGGING_TIME_FORMAT = '%Y/%m/%d %H:%M:%S'
LOGGING_ENCODING = ENCODING
UNIQUE_TIMESTAMP_FORMAT = '%Y%m%d'
UNIQUE_MAX_FILES = 1000

###############
### MODULES ###
###############

MODULES = [#'alias',               # allow users to make command aliases
           #'area',                # look up area codes
           #'bbcnews',             # bbc news headlines
           #'beer',                # beer
           'calc',                # google calculator
           #'clock',               # world clock
           #'cnn',                 # show cnn headline
           #'dictionary',          # definition of words
           #'election',            # current electoral vote predictor for 2008 US election
           'google',              # i'm feeling lucky query
           #'learn',               # used for various modules to cache per-user data
           #'movie',               # rate movie on imdb & rotten tomatoes
           #'noaa',                # alternative to wunderground (us-only, more accurate)
           #'nslookup',            # look up ip of hostnames
          #'seen',                # keep track of last thing everyone in channel said
           #'spellcheck',          # spellcheck a word/phrase using google
           #'stockquote',          # get yahoo stock quotes
           #'summon',              # summon users (send email/sms)
           #'sunrise',             # get sunrise/sunset from google for your area
           #'translate',           # language translations
           #'urban',               # look up word/phrase on urban dictionary
           #'weather',             # look up weather from wunderground
           #'wikimedia',           # look up summaries from various wikis
           #'wikiquotes',          # look up quotes from wikiquotes
           #'yelp',                # get restaraunt rating/address
           #'youtube',             # scrape youtube titles
           #'staff',               # mark users as 'staff'
           #'company',             # set company name for nick (req. staff module)
           #'realname',            # set real name for nick (req. staff module)
           #'notes',               # add a note to a nick (req. staff module)
           #'xray',                # see all staff-set data on a nick (req. staff module)
           #'blog',                # get the latest blog posts from RSS feed (specify URL below)
           #'links',               # create shortcut links (req. staff module)
           #'welcome',             # send a user a welcome message (set message below)
           #
           # the following modules are either silly, or potentially annoying/offensive.
           # they are disabled by default so you can make the decision about how
           # obnoxious your bot is able to be.
           #
           #'artfart',             # random ascii art
           #'bash',                # bash (irc/im) quotes
           #'bible',               # get a quote from the bible
           #'care',                # generate a high-precision care-o-meter
           #'chp',                 # california real-time traffic reports
           #'delicious',           # post all urls to delicious (see config below)
           #'factoids',            # makes madcow remember stuff from chatter
           #'figlet',              # generate ascii fonts
           #'fmylife',             # fmylife complaint, random or by ID
           #'grufti',              # random response triggeres, like grufti bot
           #'jinx',                # someone owes you a coke for being unoriginal
           #'joke',                # random joke
           'karma',               # keep track of karma (nick++, nick--)
           #'livejournal',         # get livejournal entries (random or by nick)
           #'lyrics',              # look up song lyrics (spammy!)
           #'megahal',             # markov bot (requires you build C extension!)
           #'memebot',             # track urls and lay smackdown on old memes
           #'obama',               # countdown since change.. such as it has been
           #'pollmail',            # poll an email account using IMAP for messages to echo to IRC
           #'roll',                # roll ad&d dice
           #'slut',                # how slutty is the phrase? (safesearch vs. regular)
           #'steam',               # allow queries into your steam group about who's online
           #'terror',              # current status of TERROR
           #'texts',               # random texts from last night
           #'trek',                # generate star trek technobabble
           #'webtender',           # how to make drinks!
           #'woot',                # latest woot offer
           #'djmemebot',           # memebot's django app backend integration
           #'wikihow',             # mashup instructions from wikihow
           #'wunderground',        # advanced weather api access, (needs api key from wunderground.com)
           #'wolfram',             # wolfram alpha api access (see WOLFRAM_* settings below if you enable this)
           ]

# these are modules that run on their own periodically if enabled. settings are below
TASKS = [
        #'ircops',                 # automatically provide ops in irc
        #'pollmail'                # automatically poll imap mail
        #'tweets',                 # gateway for tweet timeline
        ]

PRIVATE_MODULES = ['lyrics', 'company', 'realname', 'notes', 'xray']  # list of modules (from MODULES above) that only respond in private message

# Blacklist mechanism to disable modules when "better" ones are enabled, as
# defined here. The master module is the dictionary key, and its subservients
# are in the list. In the default below, for example, enabling wunderground.py
# will force noaa.py and weather.py to unload. They have conflicting triggers,
# as well as basically do the same thing. wunderground.py is the superior
# plugin, however it requires one to enroll for (free) API access, which may
# not be to everyone's taste or means.
MODULE_SUPERCEDES = {'wunderground': ['noaa', 'weather']}
TASK_SUPERCEDES = {}

#######################
### PROTOCOL CONFIG ###
#######################

# connection settings for irc plugin
IRC_HOST = 'irc.efnet.pl'
IRC_PORT = 6667
IRC_SSL = False
IRC_DEBUG = False  # enable for lots of details. noisy!
IRC_PASSWORD = None
IRC_CHANNELS = ['#unicorn-uploads']
IRC_RECONNECT = True
IRC_RECONNECT_WAIT = 3
IRC_RECONNECT_MESSAGE = None
IRC_REJOIN = True
IRC_REJOIN_WAIT = 3
IRC_REJOIN_MESSAGE = None
IRC_QUIT_MESSAGE = None
IRC_OPER = False
IRC_OPER_USER = None
IRC_OPER_PASS = None
IRC_IDENTIFY_NICKSERV = False
IRC_NICKSERV_USER = 'NickServ'
IRC_NICKSERV_PASS = None
IRC_FORCE_WRAP = 400
IRC_DELAY_LINES = 0  # miliseconds
IRC_KEEPALIVE = True
IRC_KEEPALIVE_FREQ = 30
IRC_KEEPALIVE_TIMEOUT = 120
IRC_GIVE_OPS_FREQ = 30

# settings for the aim protocol
AIM_USERNAME = 'aimusername'
AIM_PASSWORD = 'aimpassword'
AIM_PROFILE = 'Madcow InfoBot'
AIM_AUTOJOIN_CHAT = True
AIM_AUTOJOIN_LEVEL = 'o'  # who to accept invites from. o=owner, a=admin, r=registered, *=anyone. owner is set with OWNER_NICK above, the others are handled via internal admin management. the bot will always accept invites from owner.

# settings for the silc protocol
SILC_CHANNELS = ['#madcow']
SILC_HOST = 'localhost'
SILC_PORT = 706
SILC_PASSPHRASE = None
SILC_RECONNECT = True
SILC_RECONNECT_WAIT = 3
SILC_DELAY = 350  # miliseconds

#######################
### MODULE SETTINGS ###
#######################

# for steam plugin
STEAM_GROUP = None
STEAM_SHOW_ONLINE = True

# for delicious plugin
DELICIOUS_AUTH_TYPE = 'http'  # http or oauth
# http username/password
DELICIOUS_USERNAME = None
DELICIOUS_PASSWORD = None
# oauth tokens (run contrib/get_delicious_auth_keys.py to get this)
DELICIOUS_CONSUMER_KEY = None
DELICIOUS_CONSUMER_SECRET = None
DELICIOUS_TOKEN_KEY = None
DELICIOUS_TOKEN_SECRET = None
DELICIOUS_SESSION_HANDLE = None

# for the yelp plugin
YELP_DEFAULT_LOCATION = 'San Francisco, CA'

# for the blog plugin
BLOG_RSS_URL = 'http://www.activestate.com/blog/rss.xml'

# for the welcome plugin
WELCOME_MSG = 'Have a good time!'

# for pollmail plugin
POLLMAIL_FREQUENCY = 60
POLLMAIL_USE_PASSWORD = False
POLLMAIL_PASSWORD = None
POLLMAIL_AUTOSTART = False
POLLMAIL_JSON_REGEX = r'{({.+})}'
IMAP_SERVER = 'localhost'
IMAP_PORT = 993
IMAP_USERNAME = None
IMAP_PASSWORD = None
IMAP_USE_SSL = True

# for wolfram alpha api access
WOLFRAM_API_APPID = None  # you need to sign up at wolframalpha.com and register for free api access
WOLFRAM_API_URL = None  # only change this to override the standard api access url

################
### FEATURES ###
################

SMTP_SERVER = 'localhost'
SMTP_FROM = '[email protected]'
SMTP_USER = None
SMTP_PASS = None

# a gateway for communicating with the bot over tcp
GATEWAY_ENABLED = False
GATEWAY_ADDR = 'localhost'
GATEWAY_PORT = 5000
GATEWAY_CHANNELS = 'ALL'  # or list of channels
GATEWAY_SAVE_IMAGES = False
GATEWAY_IMAGE_PATH = '/tmp/images'
GATEWAY_IMAGE_URL = 'http://example.com/images/'

# watch a twitter account and bridge tweets to channels you are in
TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY = None
TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET = None
TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN_KEY = None
TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET = None
TWITTER_UPDATE_FREQ = 45
TWITTER_OUTPUT = 'ALL'
TWITTER_TWEET_FORMAT = u'>> tweet from {tweet.user.screen_name}: {tweet.text_clean} <<'
TWITTER_DISABLE_CACHE = True
TWITTER_ERR_ANNOUNCE = True
TWITTER_ERR_ANNOUNCE_FREQ = 28800
TWITTER_SOFT_LIMIT = 10

# settings for modules that use http
HTTP_TIMEOUT = 10
HTTP_AGENT = 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 6.0)'
HTTP_COOKIES = True

# for django memebot integration
DJMEMEBOT_SETTINGS_FILE = '/path/to/memebot/settings.py'

# for weather underground module: note: need an api key (api.wunderground.com)
# to enable this, you must add/uncomment the module "wunderground" first.
WUNDERGROUND_API_KEY = 'FILLMEIN'
WUNDERGROUND_LANG = 'EN'
WUNDERGROUND_PREFER_METRIC = False
WUNDERGROUND_PRIMARY_ONLY = False
WUNDERGROUND_API_SCHEME = 'http'
WUNDERGROUND_API_NETLOC = 'api.wunderground.com'
WUNDERGROUND_DO_COLOR = True
WUNDERGROUND_USER_AGENT = None
WUNDERGROUND_TIMEOUT = 10
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Dream of Omnimaga on September 03, 2015, 04:11:32 AM
The Cemetech one has no flood control at all. Given that some CW users tend to be quite random, such lack of protection wouldn't work well over here, so I prefer that such bot has flood control from the start. Otherwise, Rick Astley will end up with six times more votes than every member combined.

ALso juju make sure that if you use Cemetech's open-source bot, that the license allows calculator websites other than Cemetech and Omnimaga to use it.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Unicorn on September 03, 2015, 04:16:23 AM
Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on September 03, 2015, 04:11:32 AM
The Cemetech one has no flood control at all. Given that some CW users tend to be quite random, such lack of protection wouldn't work well over here, so I prefer that such bot has flood control from the start. Otherwise, Rick Astley will end up with six times more votes than every member combined.
We could do an experiment to see if it gets abused, and then it could be taken off, and set up with flood control. But if there is a list of rules drafted up, I don't think there will be much, if any flooding.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Dream of Omnimaga on September 03, 2015, 04:17:01 AM
We'll see, I guess. But of course it still needs the approval of the other staff.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Unicorn on September 03, 2015, 04:47:11 AM
Of course.

Also, if anyone wants to check it out, go to #unicorn-uploads in efnet.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: novenary on September 03, 2015, 10:39:26 AM
Just allow one person to up/downvote another only once per hour and it will be fine. Such a bot would be pretty fun actually, if it stays quiet when voting.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Dream of Omnimaga on September 03, 2015, 04:55:43 PM
Maybe a web page could display all votes?
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: novenary on September 03, 2015, 05:00:04 PM
Sure. Having a webpage with channel stats would be pretty cool actually.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Unicorn on September 03, 2015, 09:48:02 PM
Yeah, totally, I just need to figure out how to view the database of the karma :P And I'm also not sure about how to implement karma increment delays
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Yuki on September 03, 2015, 09:51:11 PM
I have my idea of a karma bot I should integrate into YukiBot.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Dream of Omnimaga on September 04, 2015, 05:32:30 AM
Would it use the same karma as on the forums? If that's the case, then it definitively needs flood control. Forum karma needs to remain somewhat representative of how well user contributes and negative votes should probably be kept for forums only since they are normally when people are being rude and break the rules or are not doing much effort into avoiding starting controversy or making their posts decipherable.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: novenary on September 04, 2015, 11:16:03 AM
IRC karma would most likely be separate from forum karma. You can't exactly have the same system for both since IRC and forums are fundamentally different.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Dream of Omnimaga on September 05, 2015, 04:20:03 AM
I guess you might be right. But it should probably still have flood control so it won't get abused like mad.  The tracking page should also make it clear that the IRC karma is totally independent from forum one. Top forum karma is listed at https://codewalr.us/index.php?action=stats
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: novenary on September 05, 2015, 09:30:02 AM
As I said, just allow only one upvote per 10 minutes or so, and only if the person sent a message in between.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Dream of Omnimaga on September 05, 2015, 07:04:21 PM
Do you mean it won't allow voting until the person says anything else on IRC?
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: novenary on September 05, 2015, 07:14:04 PM
Yes, I think it's reasonable to only allow one upvote for every line a user posts, with rate limiting it should be good.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Dream of Omnimaga on September 05, 2015, 08:48:16 PM
As long as it won't look like this :P

12:00 AM <username> !karma Rick Astley
12:00 AM <bot> Rick Astley now has a karma of 1
12:09 AM <username> (https://codewalr.us/walrusirc/smileys/walrii.gif)
12:10 AM <username> !karma Rick Astley
12:10 AM <bot> Rick Astley now has a karma of 2
12:19 AM <username> (https://codewalr.us/walrusirc/smileys/walrii.gif)
12:20 AM <username> !karma Rick Astley
12:20 AM <bot> Rick Astley now has a karma of 3
12:29 AM <username> (https://codewalr.us/walrusirc/smileys/walrii.gif)
12:30 AM <username> !karma Rick Astley
12:30 AM <bot> Rick Astley now has a karma of 4
12:39 AM <username> (https://codewalr.us/walrusirc/smileys/walrii.gif)
12:40 AM <username> !karma Rick Astley
12:40 AM <bot> Rick Astley now has a karma of 5
12:49 AM <username> (https://codewalr.us/walrusirc/smileys/walrii.gif)
12:50 AM <username> !karma Rick Astley
12:50 AM <bot> Rick Astley now has a karma of 6
12:59 AM <username> (https://codewalr.us/walrusirc/smileys/walrii.gif)
1:00 AM <username> !karma Rick Astley
1:00 AM <bot> Rick Astley now has a karma of 7
1:09 AM <username> (https://codewalr.us/walrusirc/smileys/walrii.gif)

But again if the user does that a few times I think he would get IRC-banned <_<
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: novenary on September 05, 2015, 09:02:39 PM
Nah I mean like, one must post to be upvoted.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Dream of Omnimaga on September 05, 2015, 09:13:47 PM
Oh right, I see now. Would there still be flood control for voting at all, though?
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: novenary on September 05, 2015, 10:46:40 PM
Yeah, something like on upvote every 10 minutes sounds reasonable to me.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: c4ooo on January 17, 2016, 09:33:35 PM
Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on September 03, 2015, 04:11:32 AM
The Cemetech one has no flood control at all. Given that some CW users tend to be quite random, such lack of protection wouldn't work well over here, so I prefer that such bot has flood control from the start. Otherwise, Rick Astley will end up with six times more votes than every member combined.

ALso juju make sure that if you use Cemetech's open-source bot, that the license allows calculator websites other than Cemetech and Omnimaga to use it.
On cemetech, the user 'C' has the greatest amount of votes :trollface: (Get it, 'c++'? :p )
Anyhow, if juju or someone else can host my java bot then maybe i will add a karma tracker to my bot :)
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Dream of Omnimaga on January 18, 2016, 08:13:20 AM
Yeah, the bot doesn't track karma for just users, but also things like programming languages.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: c4ooo on January 18, 2016, 06:07:23 PM
Well, it would hard to check if a user actually exists. Plus it would very from website to website, and the website may ignore e bot because it is - well - a bot :P
Also some people also go by shorter version of their actual name on irc sometimes <_< (Not that i care, DJ and Street).
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Dream of Omnimaga on February 06, 2016, 03:30:32 AM
About shorter nicks and nick changes, I think we can simply make the bot so that different nicks can be linked together.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: c4ooo on February 06, 2016, 09:08:32 PM
Or maybe an IP based tracking, but that has problems too.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Dream of Omnimaga on February 06, 2016, 11:42:29 PM
Yeah, some people's IP changes and eventually the IP might be re-used by someone else in the same area (although not likely, but it's possible if you know another forum member IRL)
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Unicorn on February 08, 2016, 08:02:24 AM
Just putting my opinion out there: Why don't we test out a bot that does karma like the cemetech bot, but with a 30 second delay on incrementing the same person twice. See how that goes for a while and go from there!
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Dream of Omnimaga on March 28, 2016, 03:40:37 AM
I'm late to reply to this, but since you posted this @Unicorn , I sometimes checked Cemetech on mobile and half of the time I saw someone abusing DecBot during several minutes until the bot or someone else told them to stop, and that happened multiple times with different people. 30 seconds would not be anywhere enough to stop spam and abuse. It would need to be a 24 hours auto-ignore like RunerBot when people spammed bot commands.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: 123outerme on March 28, 2016, 04:47:58 PM
Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on March 28, 2016, 03:40:37 AM
I'm late to reply to this, but since you posted this @Unicorn , I sometimes checked Cemetech on mobile and half of the time I saw someone abusing DecBot during several minutes until the bot or someone else told them to stop, and that happened multiple times with different people. 30 seconds would not be anywhere enough to stop spam and abuse. It would need to be a 24 hours auto-ignore like RunerBot when people spammed bot commands.
Maybe this bot only increments your karma if you're logged in from CodeWalrus on an account. The same person can't increment themselves, one person can't add more than one karma at a time, and one person can't increase another's karma within an hour or something like that.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Dream of Omnimaga on March 28, 2016, 06:16:14 PM
That could work if the bot is programmed to be linked to this SMF install. That might be difficult to implement, though.
Title: Re: Karma Tracking IRC Bot?
Post by: Unicorn on March 29, 2016, 06:27:59 AM
Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on March 28, 2016, 03:40:37 AM
I'm late to reply to this, but since you posted this @Unicorn , I sometimes checked Cemetech on mobile and half of the time I saw someone abusing DecBot during several minutes until the bot or someone else told them to stop, and that happened multiple times with different people. 30 seconds would not be anywhere enough to stop spam and abuse. It would need to be a 24 hours auto-ignore like RunerBot when people spammed bot commands.
lol I've only ever seen that happen once :P But yeah, that is a valid concern :)