Really? Your twelve year old niece could prepare guides for every platform on how to install and use Monero, replete with screenshots, in the midst of moving goalposts? Your twelve year old niece could prepare technical reference material for developers that want to use Monero in backend systems? Your twelve year old niece sounds incredible - please put her in touch with us and we will pay her for the couple of hours she has to spend putting this together.
I can understand your annoyance with my post. Perhaps I should be more clear. My twelve year old niece could greatly improve the look and feel of the current website and the content on it. Just go to the webpage and click on the "Getting Started" link. The layout is horrible. Text is all over the place, there's not enough left margin, the menu that is on every other page is missing. I only bring this up because there have been numerous posts from one member or another of the "Team" stating that the "Final Touches" were being put on the new website. This was over a month ago. There have also been numerous individuals that have volunteered to help and their offers were declined. Maybe a new website is about to be unveiled and in that case I'll be eating crow.
My concern is that people that are already having difficulty with some of the various issues that Monero suffers from like lack of a finalized GUI, blockchain size issues, etc... are going to be put off even more by the sorry shape of the website. The underlying technology for Monero should always be the highest priority. But image matters and people go to the web to find information. When they go to the Monero.cc website all they find is a mess. Please understand that many people actually place a priority on a good name and fancy logo. I'm not one of them but I read posts all the time like "Good coin, I like the logo", or "Nice website", without any mention of the actual coin specifications. That's the way things are and it isn't going to change. I just think it would be in Monero's best interests to clean up the website. I should have approached the topic differently than I did but it is what it is and I stand behind my criticism of the website. As an early miner/investor/holder of Monero I can and will voice my opinion. I'm sure that in this case it is shared by more than just a few.