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Also cleans up the intro a bit.
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# Create a stream
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In Zulip, streams are like mailing lists in an email tool; each stream
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has a set of subscribers. Your current subscriptions are visible in
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the left sidebar. Streams can be either:
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Streams can either be public to anyone in the organization, or require an
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invitation to join. Organization admins can always see the names and
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membership of invite-only streams, but cannot read any of the messages.
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* **Public streams** - Public streams are for open discussions. All
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users can subscribe to public streams and discuss there.
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* **Private streams** - Private streams are for confidential
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discussions and are only visible to users who've been invited to
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subscribe to them.
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If you are an administrator setting up streams for the first time, we highly
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recommend reading our
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[guide to streams](/help/getting-your-organization-started-with-zulip#create-streams)
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first.
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## Create a new stream
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