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Add community guidelines/contributing etc. Closes #23. #30

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## Installation

The installation of WRF-CMake or WPS-CMake is straightforward thanks to the downloadable pre-built binaries for most Linux distributions (specifically [ RPM-based and Debian-based distribution-compatible](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Linux_distributions)), macOS, and Windows (see [binary distribution](#binary-distribution-experimental) below) -- most users wishing to run WRF on their system can simply download the pre-compiled binaries without the need to build from source. Alternately, you can install WRF-CMake or WPS-CMake using the Homebrew/Linuxbrew package manager, or by building and installing the software from source -- please refer to the build and install [manually from source](#manually-from-source) and [Using Homebrew or Linuxbrew](using-homebrew-or-linuxbrew) section below.
The installation of WRF-CMake or WPS-CMake is straightforward thanks to the downloadable pre-built binaries for most Linux distributions (specifically [ RPM-based and Debian-based distribution-compatible](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Linux_distributions)), macOS, and Windows (see [binary distribution](#binary-distribution-experimental) below) -- most users wishing to run WRF on their system can simply download the pre-compiled binaries without the need to build from source. Alternately, you can install WRF-CMake or WPS-CMake using the Homebrew/Linuxbrew package manager, or by building and installing the software from source -- please refer to the build and install [manually from source](#manually-from-source) and [using Homebrew or Linuxbrew](#using-homebrew-or-linuxbrew) section below.

Please note that HPC users, or users seeking to run WRF in the 'most optimal' configuration for their system are advised to build WRF-CMake manually from source or to use the Homebrew/Linuxbrew package manager.

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