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As mentioned in the introduction, TJGM made an outstanding guide that teaches you how to mod the game step by step. Try to follow it, and you'll see that it's not very difficult.
While it may make things faster for the general user, we generally discourage it for multiple reasons.
1. We respect the mod creators.
We would need to ask permission from each creator to use their mod in a pack. That takes a lot of time, and in some cases, they may not respond in good time. Or they may flat out refuse.
2. A lot of these mods receive constant updates. It's best to know your build and keep track of all your modding just in case a major update is released that heavily improves the user experience.
ROSA, is an example where both of these reasons apply. Its author does not want it to be used in modpacks, or to see it uploaded anywhere without her permission (and for good reason). And Every 2 months, ROSA gets a public update.