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help: Move channel types into an include file.

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Alya Abbott
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{!channels-intro.md!}
There are three types of channels in Zulip:
* [Private channels](#private-channels) (indicated by <i class="zulip-icon
zulip-icon-lock"></i>), where joining and viewing messages requires being
invited. You can choose whether new subscribers can see messages sent before
they were subscribed.
* [Public channels](#public-channels) (indicated by <i class="zulip-icon
zulip-icon-hashtag"></i>), which are open to everyone in your organization
other than guests.
* [Web-public channels](#web-public-channels) (indicated by <i class="zulip-icon
zulip-icon-globe"></i>), where anyone on the Internet can see messages without
creating an account.
{!channel-privacy-types.md!}
In addition, you can configure the following permissions for each channel,
regardless of its type:

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There are three types of channels in Zulip:
* [Private channels](/help/channel-permissions#private-channels)
(indicated by <i class="zulip-icon zulip-icon-lock"></i>), where
joining and viewing messages requires being invited. You can choose
whether new subscribers can see messages sent before they were
subscribed.
* [Public channels](/help/channel-permissions#public-channels)
(indicated by <i class="zulip-icon zulip-icon-hashtag"></i>), which
are open to everyone in your organization other than guests.
* [Web-public channels](/help/channel-permissions#web-public-channels)
(indicated by <i class="zulip-icon zulip-icon-globe"></i>), where
anyone on the Internet can see messages without creating an account.