help: Improve groups documentation.

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{!how-to-create-a-user-group.md!}
## User group options
There are several parameters you can set while creating a user group, which can
all be changed later.
* **User group name**: The user group name can be in any language, and can
include spaces and other punctuation.
* **User group description** (optional)
* **Who can mention this group**: Configures who is allowed to
[mention this group](/help/mention-a-user-or-group).
* **Choose members**: You can copy the membership from an existing channel or
user group, add all users, or enter users one by one.
## Related articles
* [Moving to Zulip](/help/moving-to-zulip)

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1. Fill out the requested information, and click **Continue to add
members**.
1. Add users who will be members of the group, and click **Create**.
1. Under **Add members**, enter groups and users you want to add. You can enter
a `#channel` to add all subscribers to the group. Click **Add**.
1. Click **Create** to create the group.
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User groups allow you to [mention](/help/mention-a-user-or-group) multiple users
at once. When you mention a user group, everyone in the group is
[notified](/help/dm-mention-alert-notifications) as if they were personally
mentioned. For example, you may choose to create user groups for teams in your
organization.
User groups make it easier to manage any organization with multiple teams or job
functions. You can:
- Assign permissions to user groups.
- Add a user group to another user group.
- Subscribe a user group to a channel. This individually subscribes all the users
in the group.
- [Mention](/help/mention-a-user-or-group) a group of users,
[notifying](/help/dm-mention-alert-notifications) everyone in the group as if
they were personally mentioned.
- Compose a [direct message](/help/direct-messages) to a user group. This
automatically puts all the users in the group into the addressee field.
You may want to create a user group for each team in your organization.

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{end_tabs}
## Configure who can mention a user group
## Configure group permissions
!!! warn ""
Guests can never manage user groups, add anyone else to a group, or remove
anyone else from a group, even if they belong to a group that has permissions
to do so.
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1. Select the **General** tab on the right.
1. Under **Group permissions**, configure **Who can mention this group**.
1. Under **Group permissions**, configure **Who can manage this group**, **Who
can mention this group**, **Who can add members to this group**, **Who can join
this group**, and **Who can leave this group**.
{!save-changes.md!}
{end_tabs}
## Add users to a user group
## Add groups and users to a group
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1. Select the **Members** tab on the right.
1. Under **Add members**, enter a name or email address. The typeahead
will only include users who aren't already members of the group.
1. Under **Add members**, enter groups and users you want to add. You can enter
a `#channel` to add all subscribers to the group.
1. Click **Add**. Zulip will notify everyone who is added to the group.
!!! tip ""
To add users in bulk, you can copy members from an
existing channel or user group.
{end_tabs}
## Remove users from a user group
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1. Click the **Remove** button in that row. Zulip will notify everyone who is
removed from the group.
!!! warn ""
**Note**: If you remove yourself from a user group, you
may no longer have permission to modify the user group.
{end_tabs}
## Deactivate a user group
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{!admin-only.md!}
By default, [all members](/help/roles-and-permissions) in a Zulip
organization can create user groups. However, you can restrict that
ability to specific [roles](/help/roles-and-permissions). Note that
guests cannot create user groups.
You can configure who can create groups in your organization. Guests can never
create user groups, even if they belong to a group that has permissions to do
so.
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{!admin-only.md!}
By default, [owners](/help/roles-and-permissions) in a Zulip
organization can manage user groups. However, you can expand that
ability to specific [roles](/help/roles-and-permissions).
You can configure who can manage groups in your organization. Guests can never
manage user groups, even if they belong to a group that has permissions to do
so.
Guests cannot modify user groups.
In addition, you can [give users permission](#configure-group-permissions) to
manage a specific group.
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{!user-groups-intro.md!}
You can also:
- Add a user group to another user group. This individually adds all the users
in the group.
- Subscribe a user group to a channel. This individually subscribes all the users
in the group.
- Compose a [direct message](/help/direct-messages) to a user group. This
automatically puts all the users in the group into the addressee field.
## Browse and join user groups
{start_tabs}