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## Related articles
* [Streams and topics](/help/streams-and-topics)
* [Channels and topics](/help/channels-and-topics)

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# Streams and topics
# Channels and topics
{!streams-and-topics.md!}
{!channels-and-topics.md!}
## Further reading
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* [Replying to messages](/help/replying-to-messages)
* [Creating streams for your organization](/help/getting-your-organization-started-with-zulip#create-streams)
* [Stream permissions](/help/stream-permissions)
* Browse the articles under **Streams & topics** and
**Stream management** on the left sidebar.
* Browse the articles under **Channels & topics** and
**Channel management** on the left sidebar.

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can configure the badge to only count [direct messages](/help/direct-messages)
and [mentions](/help/mention-a-user-or-group), or to include messages in
[followed topics](/help/follow-a-topic) but not other
[stream](/help/streams-and-topics) messages.
[channel](/help/channels-and-topics) messages.
### Configure unread count badge

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# Direct messages
**Direct messages (DMs)** are conversations with other users that happen outside
of a [stream](/help/streams-and-topics). DMs work well for one-off messages,
of a [channel](/help/channels-and-topics). DMs work well for one-off messages,
usually with just one or two others.
If you find yourself frequently conversing with the same person or group, it

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@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ it, you'll never want to use a different team chat app!
## Learn about Zulip topics
{!streams-and-topics.md!}
{!channels-and-topics.md!}
## Reading your messages

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## Further reading
* [Getting started with Zulip](/help/getting-started-with-zulip)
* [Streams and topics](/help/streams-and-topics)
* [Channels and topics](/help/channels-and-topics)
* [Moderating open organizations](/help/moderating-open-organizations)
* [Setting up Zulip for a class](/help/setting-up-zulip-for-a-class)

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- The user belongs to a [direct message](/help/direct-messages) thread with the
guest.
- The user is subscribed to one or more [streams](/help/streams-and-topics) with
- The user is subscribed to one or more [channels](/help/channels-and-topics) with
the guest.
When a guest cannot see information about a user, the guest's experience will be

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In Zulip, streams determine who gets a message. Topics tell you what the
In Zulip, channels determine who gets a message. Topics tell you what the
message is about.
Topics are light-weight subjects, very similar to the subject line of an email.
@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ conversational thread. Here is what it looks like in Zulip.
Topics are one of the most wonderful aspects of using Zulip:
* Lots of conversations can happen in the same stream at the same time, each in
* Lots of conversations can happen in the same channel at the same time, each in
its own topic. You never have to worry about interrupting — each conversation
has its own space.
* Conversations can last many hours or days, letting everyone respond in their

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In Zulip, a **conversation** is a [direct message](/help/direct-messages) thread
(one-on-one or with a group), or a [topic in a
stream](/help/streams-and-topics).
channel](/help/channels-and-topics).

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You can use emoji in Zulip messages and [topics](/help/streams-and-topics).
You can use emoji in Zulip messages and [topics](/help/channels-and-topics).
There are several ways to use an emoji in your message:
- [Enter an emoji name](/help/emoji-and-emoticons#use-an-emoji-in-your-message)

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## Getting started
* [Joining an organization](/help/join-a-zulip-organization)
* [Set up your account](/help/set-up-your-account)
* [Streams and topics](/help/streams-and-topics)
* [Channels and topics](/help/channels-and-topics)
* [Finding a conversation to read](/help/finding-a-conversation-to-read)
* [Reading conversations](/help/reading-conversations)
* [Starting a new topic](/help/starting-a-new-topic)
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* [Find administrators](/help/find-administrators)
## Streams & topics
* [Streams and topics](/help/streams-and-topics)
* [Channels and topics](/help/channels-and-topics)
* [Browse and subscribe to streams](/help/browse-and-subscribe-to-streams)
* [Unsubscribe from a stream](/help/unsubscribe-from-a-stream)
* [Create a stream](/help/create-a-stream)

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plan to adjust the details as you go.
- [Create](/help/create-streams) your initial
[streams](/help/streams-and-topics), including a dedicated stream for
[channels](/help/channels-and-topics), including a dedicated channel for
questions and feedback about using Zulip.
- Educate others about how to use Zulip's [topics](/help/streams-and-topics),
- Educate others about how to use Zulip's [topics](/help/channels-and-topics),
and how to [move](/help/move-content-to-another-topic) any messages that
belong elsewhere.

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you can choose this option for the mobile app.
- **Only in conversation views**: In Zulip, a **conversation** is a [direct
message](/help/direct-messages) thread (one-on-one or with a group), or a
[topic in a stream](/help/streams-and-topics). This option makes it convenient
to preview new messages in a stream, or skim [Combined
[topic in a channel](/help/channels-and-topics). This option makes it
convenient to preview new messages in a stream, or skim [Combined
feed](/help/combined-feed), and later read each topic in detail.
{start_tabs}

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# Read receipts
Read receipts let you check who has read a message. You can see read receipts
for any message, including both [stream messages](/help/streams-and-topics) and
[direct messages](/help/direct-messages).
for any message, including both [channel messages](/help/channels-and-topics)
and [direct messages](/help/direct-messages).
With privacy in mind, Zulip lets you [control][configure-personal-read-recipts]
whether your read receipts are shared, and administrators can

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In Zulip, streams determine who gets a message. Topics tell you what
the message is about. If you are not yet familiar with Zulip's topics,
we recommend first reading about [streams and
topics](/help/streams-and-topics).
we recommend first reading about [channels and
topics](/help/channels-and-topics).
This article describes a few ways to efficiently read through messages
in Zulip.

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# Require topics in stream messages
# Require topics in channel messages
If a user sends a message without a topic, the message's topic is displayed as
**(no topic)**. Administrators can configure whether stream messages must have a
**(no topic)**. Administrators can configure whether channel messages must have a
specified topic.
## Require topics in stream messages
## Require topics in channel messages
{!admin-only.md!}
@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ specified topic.
{settings_tab|organization-settings}
1. Under **Other settings**, toggle
**Require topics in streams messages**.
**Require topics in channel messages**.
{!save-changes.md!}
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## Related articles
* [Streams and topics](/help/streams-and-topics)
* [Channels and topics](/help/channels-and-topics)

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# Resolve a topic
Zulip's [topics](/help/streams-and-topics) are very
Zulip's [topics](/help/channels-and-topics) are very
helpful for customer support, answering questions, investigating
issues and production errors, as well as other workflows.
Resolving topics makes it easy to track the status of each question,
@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Marking a topic as unresolved removes the ✔ and also triggers an
automated notice from the notification bot.
It's often helpful to define a policy for when to resolve topics that
fits how topics are used in a given stream. Here are some common
fits how topics are used in a given channel. Here are some common
approaches for deciding when to mark a topic as resolved:
* **Support**: When the support interaction is complete. Resolving

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@ -353,7 +353,7 @@ HTML archive](https://github.com/zulip/zulip-archive) to archive the information
* [Using Zulip for a class](/help/using-zulip-for-a-class)
* [Getting started with Zulip](/help/getting-started-with-zulip)
* [Streams and topics](/help/streams-and-topics)
* [Channels and topics](/help/channels-and-topics)
* [Moderating open organizations](/help/moderating-open-organizations)
[make-private]: /help/change-the-privacy-of-a-stream

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* [Setting up your organization](/help/getting-your-organization-started-with-zulip)
* [Zulip Cloud or self-hosting?](/help/zulip-cloud-or-self-hosting)
* [Migrating from other chat tools](/help/migrating-from-other-chat-tools)
* [Streams and topics](/help/streams-and-topics)
* [Channels and topics](/help/channels-and-topics)

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@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ from todays lecture. [lecture notes 10/2.pdf]() You can view a recording of t
In Zulip, streams determine who receives a message. Topics are
light-weight subjects for individual conversations. You can more about
streams and topics [here](/help/streams-and-topics).
channels and topics [here](/help/channels-and-topics).
Zulip works best when each conversation has its own topic. When you
have a question to ask, simply start a new topic! For example, one

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When new team members join the company, the onboarding process welcomes them to
Zulip and the companys communication culture. An internal Wiki introduces
Zulips [topic-based threading](/help/streams-and-topics), [search
Zulips [topic-based threading](/help/channels-and-topics), [search
tools](/help/search-for-messages), and some handy [keyboard
shortcuts](/help/keyboard-shortcuts), with pointers to [Zulips help
center](/help/) for more information. Gareth hasnt seen much difference between

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For the past six years, the Zulip chat has been a virtual office for End Points
distributed team, a place to show up and be present at work. Discussing projects
in Zulip [streams](/help/streams-and-topics) (similar to channels in other chat
in Zulip [channels](/help/channels-and-topics) (similar to channels in other chat
tools) keeps everyone informed.
“Zulip is my lifeline,” says [Joanne

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</tr>
<tr>
<td class="comparison-table-feature">
<a href="/help/streams-and-topics">Streams</a>
<a href="/help/channels-and-topics">Channels</a>
</td>
<td class="comparison-value-positive cloud-cell"><i class="icon icon-infinity"></i></td>
<td class="comparison-value-positive cloud-cell"><i class="icon icon-infinity"></i></td>
@ -135,7 +135,7 @@
</tr>
<tr>
<td class="comparison-table-feature">
<a href="/help/streams-and-topics">Topic-based threading</a>
<a href="/help/channels-and-topics">Topic-based threading</a>
</td>
<td class="comparison-value-positive cloud-cell"><i class="icon icon-infinity"></i></td>
<td class="comparison-value-positive cloud-cell"><i class="icon icon-infinity"></i></td>

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<ul>
<li>
<div class="list-content">
Like email threads, <a href="/help/streams-and-topics">Zulip topics</a> create a separate space for each discussion, so different conversations will never get in each others way.
Like email threads, <a href="/help/channels-and-topics">Zulip topics</a> create a separate space for each discussion, so different conversations will never get in each others way.
</div>
</li>
<li>

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<ul>
<li>
<div class="list-content">
<a href="/help/streams-and-topics">Zulip topics</a> create a separate space for each discussion.
<a href="/help/channels-and-topics">Zulip topics</a> create a separate space for each discussion.
</div>
</li>
<li><div class="list-content"> Questions and answers are easy to find, so each question is only asked once.</div></li>

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<ul>
<li>
<div class="list-content">
<a href="/help/streams-and-topics">Zulip
<a href="/help/channels-and-topics">Zulip
topics</a> create a separate space for
each discussion or question.
</div>

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<li>
<div class="list-content">
Like email threads,
<a href="/help/streams-and-topics">Zulip topics</a>
<a href="/help/channels-and-topics">Zulip topics</a>
create a separate space for each discussion, so
different conversations will never get in each
others way.

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<ul>
<li>
<div class="list-content">
<a href="/help/streams-and-topics">Zulip
<a href="/help/channels-and-topics">Zulip
topics</a> create a separate space for each
discussion.
</div>

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app, and you can always get back to it by clicking on “Recent conversations”
in the upper left.
- **Click on the name of a**
[**stream**](/help/streams-and-topics) on the left to open a
[**channel**](/help/channels-and-topics) on the left to open a
list of recent conversation topics. For example, you can explore discussions
of changes to the design of the Zulip app in
[#design](https://chat.zulip.org/#narrow/stream/101-design), or see ongoing
issue investigations in
[#issues](https://chat.zulip.org/#narrow/stream/9-issues).
- **Click on each topic** in a stream to view conversations one at a time.
- **Click on each topic** in a channel to view conversations one at a time.
Notice how Zulip makes it easy to have many conversations at once, without
them getting in each others way.

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In Zulip, a conversation is either a <z-link-direct-message>direct message</z-link-direct-message>
thread, or a <z-link-channel-topic>topic in a channel</z-link-channel-topic>.
{{#*inline "z-link-direct-message"}}<a href="/help/direct-messages" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">{{> @partial-block }}</a>{{/inline}}
{{#*inline "z-link-channel-topic"}}<a href="/help/streams-and-topics" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">{{> @partial-block }}</a>{{/inline}}
{{#*inline "z-link-channel-topic"}}<a href="/help/channels-and-topics" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">{{> @partial-block }}</a>{{/inline}}
{{/tr}}
{{#if (eq zulip_view "inbox")}}
{{t 'The colored bars indicate which channel the conversation is in.' }}

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return "".join(
[
_("In Zulip, channels [determine who gets a message]({help_link}).").format(
help_link="/help/streams-and-topics"
help_link="/help/channels-and-topics"
)
+ "\n\n",
_("[Browse and subscribe to channels]({settings_link}).").format(
@ -185,7 +185,7 @@ def select_welcome_bot_response(human_response_lower: str) -> str:
return "".join(
[
_(
"In Zulip, topics [tell you what a message is about](/help/streams-and-topics). "
"In Zulip, topics [tell you what a message is about](/help/channels-and-topics). "
"They are light-weight subjects, very similar to the subject line of an email."
)
+ "\n\n",
@ -296,7 +296,7 @@ def send_initial_realm_messages(realm: Realm) -> None:
+ _(
"You can learn more about topics at [Channels and topics]({about_topics_help_url})."
)
).format(about_topics_help_url="/help/streams-and-topics")
).format(about_topics_help_url="/help/channels-and-topics")
content_of_swimming_turtles_topic_name = (
_(

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),
URLRedirect("/help/configure-message-notification-emails", "/help/email-notifications"),
URLRedirect("/help/disable-new-login-emails", "/help/email-notifications#new-login-emails"),
# The `help/about-streams-and-topics` redirect is particularly important,
# because the old URL appears in links from Welcome Bot messages.
URLRedirect("/help/about-streams-and-topics", "/help/streams-and-topics"),
# The `help/about-streams-and-topics` and `help/streams-and-topics` redirects are particularly
# important, because the old URLs appear in links from Welcome Bot messages.
URLRedirect("/help/about-streams-and-topics", "/help/channels-and-topics"),
URLRedirect("/help/streams-and-topics", "/help/channels-and-topics"),
URLRedirect("/help/community-topic-edits", "/help/restrict-moving-messages"),
URLRedirect(
"/help/only-allow-admins-to-add-emoji", "/help/custom-emoji#change-who-can-add-custom-emoji"

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summary: Send a message
tags: ["messages"]
description: |
Send a [stream message](/help/streams-and-topics) or a
Send a [stream message](/help/channels-and-topics) or a
[direct message](/help/direct-messages).
requestBody:
required: true

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for content in messages:
self.send_personal_message(user, bot, content)
expected_response = (
"In Zulip, channels [determine who gets a message](/help/streams-and-topics).\n\n"
"In Zulip, channels [determine who gets a message](/help/channels-and-topics).\n\n"
"[Browse and subscribe to channels](#channels/all)."
)
self.assertEqual(most_recent_message(user).content, expected_response)
@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ class TutorialTests(ZulipTestCase):
for content in messages:
self.send_personal_message(user, bot, content)
expected_response = (
"In Zulip, topics [tell you what a message is about](/help/streams-and-topics). "
"In Zulip, topics [tell you what a message is about](/help/channels-and-topics). "
"They are light-weight subjects, very similar to the subject line of an email.\n\n"
"Check out [Recent conversations](#recent) to see what's happening! "
'You can return to this conversation by clicking "Direct messages" in the upper left.'