help center: Remove unnecessary lists of possible roles for permissions.

Also adds some links to related articles.
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{!admin-only.md!}
Zulip allows you to separately control permissions for creating public and private streams.
You can restrict stream creation to:
* Organization administrators
* Organization administrators and moderators
* Organization administrators and [full members](/help/restrict-permissions-of-new-members)
* Organization administrators and all members
For corporations and other entities with controlled access, we highly
recommend keeping stream creation open. Open organizations may choose to be
less permissive, especially with public streams.
Zulip allows you to separately control
[permissions](/help/roles-and-permissions) for creating public and private
streams. For corporations and other entities with controlled access, we highly
recommend keeping stream creation open. Open organizations may choose to be less
permissive, especially with public streams.
### Manage who can create streams
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{!save-changes.md!}
{end_tabs}
## Related articles
* [Create a stream](/help/create-a-stream)
* [Roles and permissions](/help/roles-and-permissions)

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{!admin-only.md!}
By default, anyone can edit any message topic. This is useful because it
allows the community to keep conversations organized, even if some members
are still learning how to use topics effectively.
However, you can restrict the permission to edit topics of any message
to other sets of roles:
* Organization administrators
* Organization administrators and moderators
* Organization administrators and all members
* Organization administrators and [full members](/help/restrict-permissions-of-new-members)
By default, anyone can edit any message topic. This is useful because it allows
the community to keep conversations organized, even if some members are still
learning how to use topics effectively. However, you can restrict the ability to
edit the topic of any message to specific [roles](/help/roles-and-permissions).
Note that users may still be able to edit the topic of messages with
**(no topic)**; see the full article on [message and topic
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* [Message and topic editing](/help/configure-message-editing-and-deletion)
* [Rename a topic](/help/rename-a-topic)
* [Move content to another topic](/help/move-content-to-another-topic)
* [Roles and permissions](/help/roles-and-permissions)

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{!admin-only.md!}
By default, anyone other than guests can add other users to streams. However, you can restrict this to:
* Organization administrators
* Organization administrators and moderators
* Organization administrators and all members
* Organization administrators and [full members](/help/restrict-permissions-of-new-members)
By default, anyone other than guests can add other users to streams. However,
you can restrict the ability to do so to specific
[roles](/help/roles-and-permissions).
### Manage who can add users to streams
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{!save-changes.md!}
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## Related articles
* [Add or remove users from a stream](/help/add-or-remove-users-from-a-stream)
* [Roles and permissions](/help/roles-and-permissions)

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reactions. Anyone can delete custom emoji they added, and organization
administrators can delete anyone's custom emoji.
## Editing permissions
By default, anyone other than guests can [add custom emoji](/help/custom-emoji) to the
organization. However, you can restrict the permission to add custom emoji to other sets of
roles:
* Organization administrators
* Organization administrators and moderators
* Organization administrators and all members
* Organization administrators and [full members](/help/restrict-permissions-of-new-members)
### Change who can add custom emoji
## Change who can add custom emoji
{!admin-only.md!}
By default, anyone other than guests can [add custom emoji](/help/custom-emoji)
to the organization. However, you can restrict the ability to do so to specific
[roles](/help/roles-and-permissions).
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{settings_tab|organization-permissions}

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{!owner-only.md!}
By default, all members can invite new users to join your Zulip
organization. However, you can restrict the permission to invite new
users to other sets of roles:
* Nobody
* Organization administrators
* Organization administrators and moderators
* Organization administrators and all members
* Organization administrators and [full members](/help/restrict-permissions-of-new-members)
By default, all members can invite new users to join your Zulip organization.
However, you can restrict the ability to do so to specific
[roles](/help/roles-and-permissions).
{start_tabs}