# Channels

Channels give you the flexibility to organize different sites different ways.  Your setup can be as simple or  complex as your use case requires.  When you create a new members area, a default channel will automatically be created for it. 

## NATS Admin

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[Channels](/content-management/channels.md)
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[Managing Channels](/content-management/channels/managing-channels.md)
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[Channel Details & Settings](/content-management/channels/channel-details-and-settings.md)
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[Configuring Channels](/content-management/channels/configuring-channels.md)
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## Further Reading

* [Publishing Sets to your Site](/content-management/sets/managing-sets/publishing-sets.md)
* [Member Area and Tour Details](/content-management/member-areas-and-tours/member-area-and-tour-details.md#themes)
* [Block Defaults](/content-management/member-areas-and-tours/themes/block-defaults.md#channel)


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