Add a bit more contribution detail

README.md

@@ -14,33 +14,37 @@ The frameworks we have so far are:
 
 ## Running the examples
 
-Navigate to the example folder and install the dependencies in a virtual environment with
+- Each solution is contained within its own folder, one folder per framework
+- To run a solution, navigate to its folder and install requirements with `pip install -r requirements.txt`
+- Run the app with the framework-specific command listed above
+
 
 ``` bash
 pip install -r requirements.txt
 ```
 
-| Framework | Command                |
-|-----------|------------------------|
-| Dash      | `python app.py`        |
-| Panel     | `panel serve app.py`   |
-| Streamlit | `streamlit run app.py` |
-| Shiny     | `shiny run app.py`     |
+| Framework | Command                                  |
+|-----------|------------------------------------------|
+| Dash      | `python app.py`                          |
+| Panel     | `panel serve app.py`                     |
+| Streamlit | `streamlit run app.py`                   |
+| Shiny     | `shiny run app.py --launch-browser`      |
+
+# Contributing  
+
+We welcome contributers of all forms, there is no real build process this repo, and submissions will be evaluated manually.
 
-# Submitting a new problem
+## Submitting a new problem
 
 Please raise an issue to discuss and clarify the problem statement, and then submit a pull request with the problem statement in a README file.
 Ideally problems should have the following qualities:
 
 -   Problems should be small and clear
-
 -   Successful apps should stand alone and not require external APIs or system setup
-
 -   Problems should focus on the capabilities of the web framework
-
 -   For inspriation see [7guis](https://eugenkiss.github.io/7guis/) or [TodoMVC](https://todomvc.com/)
 
-# Submitting a new solution
+## Submitting a new solution
 
 We want only one solution per framework, but please submit PRs with either solutions from a new framework, or improvements to an the existing solution.
 Your solution should focus on the framework's capabilities, and ideally have fairly few dependencies.