Why is it so difficult for you to grasp why we need you to give your definition of macroevolution?
I'll have a go at explaining it to you. Science and scientists very rarely use the terms microevolution and macroevolution - they just use evolution. On the rare occasions that they use these terms, it is usually in discussion wth those who habitually use the terms and make a distinction between them.
One thing that has become apparent is that those who habitually use these terms do not use them in the same way. Almost every user has their own distinct definition of what they mean and how they use them. They may use the same term to name them, but they're actually all talking about something different.
For that reason and that reason alone, you've been asked to define what
you mean when you talk about macroevolution. That gives everyone a better idea of what it is that you're demanding. We have no way of knowing what
you mean by macroevolution unless you tell us.
Once we know what
you mean, we can try to oblige you. Without knowing what you mean we may provide examples which do not fulfill your definition, but may fulfill someone else's definition. Let's face it, we're not mind readers here.