Even with IRC where it's completely possible to use a different handle per session you'll have people who decide to use just one in multiple sessions, or in different servers, or even services. Likewise, with XMPP there's nothing stopping you from creating different JIDs for different purposes. Or just using one for everything.
Being careful with opsec is something that will always be responsibility of the end user, and no protocol can do shit to prevent an user from doxxing himself. Authentication being in the spec itself just avoids the issue of leaving decisions about it to specific client and server implementations.
XMPP
Wyatt Davis
Andrew Cook
only Rob Kike would disagree with that
Nathaniel Brooks
What is the best XMPP server program?
Jason Myers
Sounds pretty gay OP. Maybe it's right up your alley!
Carter Sanders
I'm honestly disappointed I started off sounding like a fagoli post
Nathan Kelly
XML is not extensible.
Luis Howard
And what if that built in mechanism is flawed? Then everyone on every network is owned. Maybe that's already the case and that's why we see constant shilling for this protocol.
Juan Taylor
Matrix is better
Cameron Rodriguez
I can see your glow from here
Owen Brooks
Lies.