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We have an !xmpp@slrpnk.net community here on Lemmy. Our SLRPNK instance also gives an XMPP account to every member automatically and hosts a Movim webclient for easy access.
XMPP is certainly more popular for private groups and 1:1 chatting so you will not find that many large public channels, but there is a search engine here: https://search.jabber.network/tags/
The JoinJabber project also has a curated list of recommended channels and communities: https://joinjabber.org/docs/faqs/rooms/
Is there a use case with bots and xmpp?
No bots in XMPP, please.
If that is true, I haven't noticed anything yet.
Ok. Same here, as of now (small group of people). I haven't noticed any spam even if I have my XMPP address public. In pure text that is, but still.