To start, I really don't know how I never noticed lack of the stat shards but I'll add them asap. I understand why notes could be added however personally I've never used them because


PRO'S & CONS

I don't think I fully understand the point about how I've written that Kindred can scale infinitely except for range as what you suggest looks the same to me as what I wrote. There also seems to be confusion when it comes to "high skill ceiling" and "high skill floor".

Skill ceiling means how much you can improve and possibly optimize gameplay with and mechanics of Kindred and I see it as a pro because it means you can always keep learning something with Kindred whereas with champions like garen for example who has low skill ceiling and is pretty basic and easy to understand in his design there's only so many "tricks" one can learn before they feel like there's nothing else they can possibly improve.

As for skill floor it means how much minimum skill and knowledge is required to effectively play a champion, and Kindred is one of the champions that aren't for new players as they require a lot of knowledge about different things such as jungling and kiting to name a few which is why I included those in my guide to hopefully help people understand how to properly be effective with them.

Tl:dr "Skill ceiling = how good you can get with champion | skill floor= how good your knowledge must be already to pick a champion up"


ABILITIES

The "Important tip" part is my two cents about each ability from my personal experience and obviously what others should focus on because as you have said yourself they might've already read up on what the abilities do anyways.

I understand that simply saying "Q - give attack speed & dash" would probably be way easier to understand, however I think that I did a pretty good job explaining how Mark of the Kindred (which is the hardest to understand part of Kindred's whole kit) works and affects other abilities as there's a lot to go over with it. Also the videos I've included do well enough of a job to explain what each ability roughly does, giving the full explanation makes it look more professional in my opinion.


RUNES

To start, I do in fact need to fix lack of resolve runes in that and will do so afterwards. As to your main question here: "why could these things not be explained way earlier?"

My answer is because I personally never look at notes. When I look for build on a champion I look for build, not wonder "why use this" because I trust that someone who clearly has much more experience with a champion won't be trying to make me feed a game. I also treat my guide as something that people will use to actually get to understand the champion and my choices for items/runes rather than skim over it without giving it much thought. That's why I purposefully added "In-depth" to my guide's title.

I also think that the comment about "explaining stats rather what runes do for you" is purely against my explanation for cut down and coup de grace, rather than the whole rune page as is. Because there's not much else that can be said about stuff like triumph (because all it does is give you a bit more gold and healing that scales with missing health), and making it clear that you don't really build ability haste therefore legend haste is superior choice is also important.

I will however change it so that people can understand that coup de grace is better against squishy team comps and cut down is better against tanky team comps because it is a valid point. Will also expand upon the "worse" choices to explain WHY they are bad choices in comparison (i.e why presence of mind is bad when compared to triump).


BUILD

To clarify, the whole unfinished "core" build. It's to show what items you should buy to be at 10 stacks for joat (as 5 and 10 stacks are powerspikes for the rune).

If you look at the runaan's description it says that it should be taken as a boots replacement so I don't think adding boots to "full build" makes sense> I will add a full non-late game build to the items section (the one that shows at the top, not my explanations of items)

I understand that the bruiser items section is confusing in my section because I didn't make a "bruiser build" (as it uses some of the same items as your standard build) and instead focused on why those specific items would be your bruiser build items. Although I did notice one mistake where I mention botrk in on-hit build and mention joat build, which is obviously incorrect as it's used in bruiser build.


BUILD ITEMS

I think this is where you mainly forgot that bruiser and joat build are two separate builds that are vastly different and also what the joat build is about. The build is joat focused so instead of looking at stats as stats you should be looking at what UNIQUE stats each item provides, for example to explain "why trinity is a good first item"

1. It provides 4 unique stats (which are all beneficial to kindred) that when combined with magical footwear grants you 5 stacks for joat (which in turn grants you more AD and extra ability haste, both which are good)
2. it has spellblade which pairs well especially with your Q that you'll definitely use a lot during your W and in general.

"Why not explain the full item of x and y instead?" Like you said it yourself, it's for joat specifically. I will make it more obvious that this isn't a finished build and just bare minimum for max joat stacks.

"a, b, c, and d, are all good items explained here, but neither explained or even shown in the cheatsheet at all, how come?"

The answer is honestly simple. I forgot to do so ^^" but I will add on-hit part of the builds and overall try to expand a bit on them. As for "why explained here", because this is where I explain each item and why it'd be good, as with every other item.


SMITE

"Why is green smite shown?" Because it BEING a bad choice makes it that much more important to explain and show that. Nobody is stopping people from trying to see how good something is on Kindred so explaining why something is bad and why not to take it over other options is that much more important. It's not like it just doesn't exist only because it's bad choice after all.


WHAT CAN BE IMPROVED

"How to gank in more details" / "Vision control" - both obviously valid points that I need to expand further upon and will when I am able to.

"Combos?" - To be honest I really don't understand this as there's simply no combos for kindred. They're just ADC, not assassin for example. The only real "combo" is the one important tip I included in the abilities section under E.

"Vertical jungling" - This for example is something I have no clue of, but I assume it's starting at enemy side before returning to your side. Obviously something I'll have to learn more about

"What are plants in jungle?" Given this is a guide for jungler it could be useful and it is something I'll consider adding.

"Wave managment" - not something I fully grasp but will try to mention once I am more confident about explaining it

"Lane priority" - I feel like this can easily be combined with the ganking section in my jungling 101 and I will try doing so

"Counter jungling" - As with wave managment, this is something I have to grasp better on my own to properly explain.

"Objectives" - I will expand upon "why x is better to take than y" however when making the guide I had in mind Kindred first and not jungle. Which is why some other sections might seem more lacking.


OVERALL THOUGHTS

I'm glad to hear that my guide is great, and as you stated it just needs more expanding upon some sections while also addressing some that I personally never heard of before or didn't think would be important.