There's a few different implementations out there, and they are configurable. @utxo the webmaster 🧑‍💻 wrote

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which defaults to "I trust you if at least 3 people in my WoT follows you". This is configurable of course. The problem is, currently I don't have an easy way to know if folks inside a WoT relay are getting my notes. I know that you are getting this as you are using my IPv6 relay, but is utxo getting this note? I don't know.

Anyone the relay operator follows, and who those people follow, are allowed to post to the relay

Now that is neat. Is that distance configurable or is it always those followed by the people the relay operator follows, so that is a distance of 2. I get why one wants it low, too high and you get one mffer in that is spammy.

I can see this. Also thanks for the info, I was wondering if the WoT length was configurable.