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README.md

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-### 0. Requirements
+### Requirements
 
 Before proceeding, please make sure the following packages are installed on your system:
 
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 The following instructions show installation commands for Python 3.10, but can be adapted for any of the compatible Python versions metionned above by simply changing the version number.
 
-### 1. Clone the repository
+### Install from `PyPi`
+The backend side of malpolon is distributed as a package on `PyPi`. To install it, simply run the following command:
+
+```script
+pip install malpolon
+```
+
+However, versions available on PyPi are non-experimental and possibly behind the repository's `main` and `dev` branches. To know which version you want download, please refer to the *tags* section of the repository and match it with PyPi.
+Furthermore, the PyPi package does not include the examples and the documentation. If you want to install the full repository, follow the next steps.
+
+### Install from `GitHub`
+#### 1. Clone the repository
 
 Clone the Malpolon repository using `git` in the directory of your choice:
 ```script
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-### 2. Create your virtual environment
+#### 2. Create your virtual environment
 
 - **Via `virtualenv`**
 
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-### 3. Install Malpolon as a python package
+#### 3. Install Malpolon as a python package
 
 The malpolon repository can also be installed in your virtual environment as a package. This allows you to import `malpolon` anywhere in your scripts without having to worry about file paths. It can be installed via `pip` using: