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 There are multiple ways to use and interact with DISCO, depending on your objective:
 
-- A non-technical user that wants to train models in a distributed manner without coding would want to use DISCO through the `webapp`. To do so, starting a local `server` instance is also needed as a backend to the `webapp`. Similarly, a contributor aiming to implement new UI features would certainly want to run the same setup.
+- A non-technical user that wants to train models in a distributed manner without coding would want to use DISCO through the `webapp`. However, someone with expertise may still be needed if you want your own server (e.g., by cloning the repository).
 - A technical user may find it more flexible to use DISCO from a Node.js script, which gives users a finer control over the process. The `discojs-node` module is tailored to be used in Node.js scripts and allows to load data, helps starting a server and run distributed machine learning training tasks.
 - Finally, the `cli` (command line interface) can also be used to quickly start distributed model trainings. The `CLI` is more restricting than using `discojs-node` but allows to start training with multiple users in a single command. It is useful for benchmarking for example.