You said "AMD doesn't have a decreasing market share."
I said "DX12 GPU's alone the HD7900 series itself has gone from 1.98% down to 1.69%" (talking specifically about 7900 series under the DX12 GPU category, not AMD in its entirety. This is in reference to the Steam Hardware Survey) "They don't have a decreasing market share" is in reference to a person asking if Nvidia should drop support on the Pascal lineup due to their current market share value, which is still growing and making them money.
What part of "Sit back, chill out, get all of the information and then act" says to do nothing? I never said it was a non-issue, just that it isn't something worth writing home about. People are making a mountain out of a mole hill. AMD turned off a feature for the greater good. This is so they could come up with a fix before people tried to use it, had real issues and started bashing them as they did for turning it off. I am one for getting answers but not for bashing a company until I know the reason they have done something.
This isn't something that has effected a majority of people and has not ruined their gaming experience. This is a small feature that is relevant to a dwindling number of specific hardware users. Therefore it is no big deal, not some marketing scheme that is going to ruin the industry for consumers.
One last bit and that has to do with your perception of my aggressiveness. That is on you for assuming ones tone based on text and is an internal reflection on how you feel.