We need to show support for DLC

I've been lurking for a long time now in order to keep up with news etc, but for the first time I've felt the need to actually create an account to talk about this mess. Emotions are running very high right now, which I completed understand, but we need to calm down a bit. Ill put it straight and say I think a way to show support for a DLC should be considered. But I'll start with the bad part first..

1) Jason Scheier is actually an extremely reputable journalist. 
I keep seeing people be amazingly derogatory towards him just for writing what he has, dismissing him as a nameless kotaku journalist and basically accusing him of making up his stories. I'm not accusing you guys of anything, but understand this guy actually does know what he is talking about and has various genuine contacts.
Anonymous sources are completely standard in journalism, not just within the gaming industry, but beyond. It does not make him any less reliable, sadly.

Saying that, I do think that posting screenshots without removing people's personal information on his twitter was a step too far and I very much agree with those who are upset that he is done this. You are completely valid to feel that way.

Lets move on...

2) We have to start being pragmatic
I want a DLC, or some kind of closure, as much as you do.  Despite the faults that Andromeda has, to randomly completely close the door on the loose threads that were left swinging wildly is extremely disappointing. 

We have to face that Andromeda did experience extremely fierce backlash on its release, and that its metacritic score (which are more important than one may think) was disappointingly low. It seems some on here have almost convinced themselves Andromeda was the best received/selling game of the year lol. Granted, it probably still sold better than most games, but we cannot pretend that the drama around its release didnt happen. I was one of those who was pretty disappointed in the state of Andromeda from its release, but following its patches I genuinely enjoy it and want more story. I want to mention here I dont want this thread to derail into a debate on how successful Andromeda was and I wont reply to any reponses that try to do so.

I think its fairly clear that there were plans for future content. Whether these were actually developed is uncertain because they seemed pretty pressed for time towards the end, but I think the outline was there. This means I think there is a desire to develop further content.
Right now, I truly believe that there isn't a DLC on the way to release. I really do think it was cancelled. If there is, fair enough, I hold my hands up. But this part is important for what I suggest next.

3) If you want DLC, or further content, there needs to be an organised effort to ask and show it
If there is enough demand it may encourage them to consider. Im not sure if a petition would be enough, I think they are really quite cliche and cheesy because everyone does them but perhaps it would be the easiest. If anyone has any other ideas, go ahead and suggest.
The cupcake sending from ME3 was a little cheesy, but it worked. 

BSN has always had a bit of an.. unsavoury reputation for melodrama in its original days. But it did help start the movement that led to the Extended Cut DLC, and it does tend to be the hub for breaking Bioware news and information. Even this new version has registered developers visiting every now and then.

Thats why Im posting it here. I think an organised movement to politely show strong support for some kind of epilogue DLC or SOME kind of story single player content can work, and it can begin here. I am not saying lets demand they work for us and create us stuff, or that we are entitled to it. But just show that theres people out there who really want it. Preferably we should show that also those outside of the hardcore fandom would be open to the idea.

Im not sure if I will be a regular poster here, I just want you guys to strongly consider this. Enough with the emotion (though understandable), and maybe start organising.