user docs: Add *Subscriptions* macro to *Rename a stream* doc.

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# Rename a Stream
# Rename a stream
**Note:** This feature is only available to administrators.
If you are an administrator of a Zulip organization, you can rename existing
streams by following the following steps.
If you would like to change the name of an existing stream, locate the cog (![cog](/static/images/help/cog.png)) next to **Streams** in your left sidebar. A tooltip labeled **Subscribe, add, or configure streams** will appear.
{!subscriptions.md!}
![Streams Cog](/static/images/help/streams-1.png)
2. Click on the stream you want to change in the stream browser.
After clicking the cog, a modal with an overview of all existing streams will pop up.
3. After selecting a stream, a list of settings should appear in the right-hand panel under **Stream Settings.**
![Streams Overview](/static/images/help/streams-overview.png)
To change the name of a stream, first click on the stream you want to change. After selecting a stream, a list of settings should appear in the right-hand panel under **Stream Settings.** Scroll down to **Administrator settings** to see the option to change the stream's name.
4. Scroll down to the **Administrator settings** section, and find the **Rename stream**
field. Type in the new stream name in the **Rename stream** field.
![Stream Settings](/static/images/help/stream-settings-rename.png)
Once the **Rename stream** field is selected, type in the new stream name. Your new stream name must be unique and no longer than 60 characters.
If your stream name is valid, clicking the **Rename stream** button will save your changes.
!!! tip ""
Your new stream name must be unique and no longer than 60 characters.
5. If your stream name is valid, clicking the **Rename stream** button will
save your changes.