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Zulip: Mastering streams and topics
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Hi {{name}},
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One of the big things that's different about Zulip is this idea of "streams" and "topics".
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While they take a little getting used to, once you get the hang of them, they're really powerful.
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Some tips:
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* Would you make a mailing list for something? If so, it should probably be a stream.
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* Topics, on the other hand, are a lot more like subject lines - or conversations in Gmail
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* The big difference: keep topics super-short and lightweight. One or two words will do it.
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* Good topics: jQuery, Bug 345, lunch, zulip
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* Bad topics: "What do people think of this?" "Where should we go to lunch?"
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We're definitely eagerly awaiting your feedback, so please drop me a line if there's anything we can do to help.
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-Waseem, for the Zulip team
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