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Marvin 331847013d docs: update docusaurus configuration and documentation structure
- Revised the tagline in `docusaurus.config.js` for improved clarity on the documentation's focus.
- Removed German localization support from the configuration to streamline the user experience.
- Updated navigation items in the sidebar to better reflect the current structure, emphasizing player and developer resources.
- Enhanced the README and various documentation files to clarify the repository layout and improve accessibility for users.
- Adjusted links and descriptions throughout the documentation to ensure consistency and accuracy.

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---
id: intro
title: Documentation
slug: /docs
description: Help for Data Center players using mods — install, Workshop, troubleshooting. Technical docs for authors are separated.
---
# Welcome
**gregFramework** is the modding stack for *Data Center*. If you **play with mods**, you only need a short path: install, browse the Workshop, and fix common issues.
## Players — start here
1. **[End users](/wiki/guides/players/overview)** — install, update, troubleshooting
2. **[WorkshopManager guide](/wiki/guides/players/enduser-workshop)** — browse and install mods
3. **[Release channels](/wiki/reference/release-channels)** — Steam Workshop vs GitHub
4. **[WorkshopManager (tool)](/wiki/tools/workshop-uploader)** — desktop app for Workshop content
[**Mod catalog**](/mods) lists modules with links to docs and downloads.
## Mod authors, plugins, and repo work
Everything for **building mods**, **FFM plugins**, hooks, CI, and **contributing** lives in one place:
**[Developers & contributors →](/wiki/developers)**
Technical docs follow one stack model: **ModManager (MAUI) → framework / SDK → plugins → mods** — explained in **[System architecture & documentation principles](/wiki/meta/system-architecture-principles)**.
Do not use the sidebars technical sections unless you are developing — the default view stays short on purpose.