# About The master spy codenamed “Twilight” has spent his days on undercover
missions, all for the dream of a better world. But one day, he receives a
particularly difficult new order from command. For his mission, he must form a
temporary family and start a new life?! — Rules ::: spoiler 1.Post must be
Relevant All posts in the community must be related to the Spy X Family series.
Any other posts will be deleted. ::: ::: spoiler 2. Be nice and respectful Do
not insult, attack or belittle other community members for no reason. That kind
of behaviour will not be tolerated here. Please be nice and respectful when
posting and commenting. ::: ::: spoiler 3. Fan Arts are Allowed Fan art posts
must include a source in the title, the body or the comments if you are not the
original creator (OC). If not, your post may be subjected to removal. ::: :::
spoiler 4. Reddit Reposts are Allowed Repost from Reddit are allowed. ::: :::
spoiler 5. Use Spolier in Title If you are a Manga reader. Then, must add
[SPOILER] in title. Any posts or comments not adhering to the rule may be
subject to removal. ::: — Official Links * Tatsuya Endo Twitter
[https://twitter.com/_tatsuyaendo_/#EndoTwitter] * Official Anime Twitter
[https://twitter.com/spyfamily_anime/#AnimeTwitter] * Official Anime Website
[https://spy-family.net/#AnimeWebsite]
lemmy.ca seems to be the 6th biggest server while ani.social is 33rd, so whoever created this community on lemmy.ca is actually contributing more to centralization than they would if they put it on ani.social if you’re looking at just instance size. It might be decentralization when it comes to spreading topics around: I understand not wanting all your anime eggs in one basket in case something happens to ani.social, although I myself am a huge fan of the topic-specific instance model.
lemmy.ca seems to be the 6th biggest server while ani.social is 33rd, so whoever created this community on lemmy.ca is actually contributing more to centralization than they would if they put it on ani.social if you’re looking at just instance size. It might be decentralization when it comes to spreading topics around: I understand not wanting all your anime eggs in one basket in case something happens to ani.social, although I myself am a huge fan of the topic-specific instance model.