Not exactly, it's a WoT relay using relatr as an 'oracle' and a bucket algorithm for rate limiting and publishing policies. It is intentionally built without using NIP-42, all the accounting is based on the authors of the event. We recently published an article about this, you can read it here: https://contextvm.org/blog/wotrlay-moderation-as-a-bucket or as a long form.

Do you have some feedback? We are just exploring this idea, and it's working fairly well. I haven't seen anything inappropriate in the feed

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I was just browsing it. What I meant was, is it an 'organic' relay, or a relay with streams from other relays? I like that it didn't blast my test note. I read your blog post. Cool stuff 🐧

Thanks! I appreciate that you like what we are doing here. It is organic in the sense that any client can connect and subscribe or publish, as there is no NIP-42 auth requirement. Users don't need to sign challenges, and clients don't need to handle auth. However, writing is rate limited by the author signing the event and the bucket algo