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docs: Add macros to the *Change who can join a stream* doc.

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# Change the accessibility of a stream # Change the accessibility of a stream
If you are a Zulip realm administrator, you can change who can join your stream If you are a Zulip organization administrator, you can change who can join your
by changing the stream's accessibility. stream by changing the stream's accessibility.
Please note that any users that were previously subscribed to the stream will Please note that any users that were previously subscribed to the stream will
remain subscribed to the stream after you change the stream's accesibility. remain subscribed to the stream after you change the stream's accesibility.
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## Make a public stream private ## Make a public stream private
{!subscriptions.md!} {!subscriptions.md!}
{!filter-streams.md!}
3. Locate the public stream that you want to make private in the stream browser. !!! tip ""
You can search for specific streams by entering the name of the stream in the {!all-streams.md!}
**Filter streams** search box.
![Filter streams box](/static/images/help/filter-stream.png) 4. Click on the stream that you want to make private; {!stream-settings.md!}
4. Click on the stream that you want to make private. The right side of the {!stream-settings-scroll.md!} **Administrator settings** section. This section
stream browser, labeled **Stream Settings**, will now display the settings of shows all stream settings that can be modified by an organization administrator.
the stream that you've selected.
![Stream selected](/static/images/help/stream-selected.png) 6. To make a public stream private, simply locate the **Make stream private**
5. After making sure that your cursor is hovering over the **Stream Settings**
section (right half of the stream browser), scroll down to the **Administrator settings**
section. This section shows all stream settings that can be modified
by a realm administrator.
![Stream administrator settings](/static/images/help/stream-admin-settings.png)
6. To make a public stream private, simply locate the red **Make stream private**
button located on the bottom of the **Administrator settings** section and click button located on the bottom of the **Administrator settings** section and click
on it. on it.
7. After clicking the **Make stream private** button, the button will turn into 7. After clicking the **Make stream private** button, the button will turn into
a blue **Make stream public** button, a green section labeled a **Make stream public** button, and a notification labeled
**The stream has been made private!** will appear, and the stream's icon will **The stream has been made private!** will appear, confirming that the stream
switch from a **#** to a lock icon, confirming that the stream has been made private. has been made private.
![Public stream private success](/static/images/help/public-stream-private-success.png)
## Make a private stream public ## Make a private stream public
{!subscriptions.md!} {!subscriptions.md!}
{!filter-streams.md!}
3. Locate the public stream that you want to make public in the stream browser. !!! tip ""
You can search for specific streams by entering the name of the stream in the {!all-streams.md!}
**Filter streams** search box.
![Filter streams box](/static/images/help/filter-stream.png) 4. Click on the stream that you want to make public; {!stream-settings.md!}
4. Click on the stream that you want to make public. The right side of the {!stream-settings-scroll.md!} **Administrator settings** section. This section
stream browser, labeled **Stream Settings**, will now display the settings of shows all stream settings that can be modified by an organization administrator.
the stream that you've selected.
![Stream selected](/static/images/help/stream-settings-private.png) 6. To make a public stream private, simply locate the **Make stream public**
5. After making sure that your cursor is hovering over the **Stream Settings**
section (right half of the stream browser), scroll down to the **Administrator settings**
section. This section shows all stream settings that can be modified
by a realm administrator.
![Stream administrator settings](/static/images/help/stream-admin-settings-private.png)
6. To make a public stream private, simply locate the blue **Make stream public**
button located on the bottom of the **Administrator settings** section and click button located on the bottom of the **Administrator settings** section and click
on it. on it.
7. After clicking the **Make stream public** button, the button will turn into 7. After clicking the **Make stream public** button, the button will turn into a
a red **Make stream private** button, a green section labeled **Make stream private** button, and a notification labeled **The stream has been made public!**
**The stream has been made public!** will appear, and the stream's icon will will appear, confirming that the stream has been made public.
change from a lock to a **#** icon, confirming that the stream has been made public.
![Public stream private success](/static/images/help/private-stream-public.png)