readme new user updates

README.md

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 This repo is designed to provide a custom build of Nautobot to include a set of plugins which can then be used in a development environment or deployed in production.  Included in this repo is a skeleton Nautobot plugin which is designed only to provide a quick example of how a plugin could be developed.  Plugins should ultimately be built as packages, published to a PyPI style repository and added to the poetry `pyproject.toml` in this repo.  The plugin code should be hosted in their own repositories with their own CI pipelines and not included here.
 
+Are you installing Nautobot for the first time to locally try out the application? After installing Poetry and Docker, jump down to [Getting Started](#getting-started) for a step-by-step guide to install the application. 
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+If you want to play with a cloud instance, you can always access [the Nautobot Demo Instance](https://demo.nautobot.com/) online. 
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 ## Install Docker
 
 Before beginning, install Docker and verify its operation by running `docker run hello-world`. If you encounter any issues connecting to the Docker service, check that your local user account is permitted to run Docker. **Note:** `docker` v1.10.0 or later is required.
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 ## Super User Account
 
+If you are testing the application locally, you will need to create a super user below in order to authenticate to the application, even if the credential files are already created from the previous steps.
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 ### Create Super User via Environment
 
 The Docker container has a Docker entry point script that allows you to create a super user by the usage of Environment variables. This can be done by updating the `creds.env` file environment option of `NAUTOBOT_CREATE_SUPERUSER` to `True`. This will then use the information supplied to create the specified superuser.