Well, it makes a lot more sense to me now. Thank you. However, they should’ve definitely posted a blue text to make it clear for the people that joined the community fairly recently or simply never cared about such things as Apple supporting their products. This is something I see to be the right move, especially when it’s not Blizzard who is able to affect it. Simply address it for everyone asking, so that they stop being concerned. If I were the person responsible, I’d definitely just make a post that’d state the reasons.
In my opinion, silence just makes it worse and motivates people to post on forums, create tickets etc. In the end, it’s a waste of time for the Blizzard employees, that have to chat with people about it and respond to the tickets. The way I see it, addressing it would simply save them money due to staff having to process fairly less data. This is quite complicated, but I don’t get why they wouldn’t make such an obvious decision that would prevent all of the stated above.
In my defence, I really don’t think a customer is obliged to be up to date with whatever is going on in the industry.
Although, it seems like a good time to actually Boot Camp it and never play on macOS again 
If Apple is this focused on M1 and its iOS apps support, I don’t see why I should invest in this company anymore. There have been already quite a lot of things that made me regret buying their PC.