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About this resource

This guide explains how the Streams channel works and where to start. It is organized into four sections: two for admins covering setup and member management, and two for learners covering posting and moderation. Admins are walked through a step-by-step setup order — from turning Streams on, creating and launching a Stream, adding moderators, making a Stream private, and creating the first post. Practical tips include starting with one Stream on one topic, seeding content before inviting members, choosing respected moderators, and recognizing helpful posts in team meetings.

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What should I do first when setting up Streams for the first time?
Follow the steps in order: start with the pre-launch checklist, then turn Streams on, create and launch a Stream, add moderators, set privacy and members, and create your first post.
How do I add a moderator to a Stream?
There is a dedicated step for adding a moderator and setting their permissions, covered in the setup sequence. Choose moderators that people already respect.
How do I make a Stream private and control who joins?
You can make a Stream private and manually add members. This is covered as one of the admin setup steps in the guide.
What are some tips for getting the most out of Streams?
Start with one Stream on one topic, post a few good answers before inviting people, pick respected moderators, and call out helpful posts in team meetings.